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PREFACE. xv Some at least of the principles of The Prince still survive, in a modified and decorous form, in modern societies, and are not unfrequently applied to other departments of life besides the political. It remains for me to acknowledge the authorities to which I am principally indebted. To all the authors mentioned in the first section of the Introduction I owe a large debt, but I must more especially acknowledge the assistance which I have derived from the works of Professor Villari. Without Villari no one can safely take a single step. I have however quoted but rarely from his life of Machiavelli, for it will be in every one's hands; and more rarely still have I ventured to differ from him. Most of the material from which the notes and Introduction are compiled is the common property of all who study Italian history; little, if any, addition has here been made to the stock of positive knowledge at the disposal of all students; modern works of this class are almost neces- sarily precluded from doing more than arranging in a convenient form the old authorities, so as to facilitate, if may be, the acquisition of knowledge. And this is more especially the case with a writer like Machiavelli, whose every word and act has received, since the great revival of Machiavellian studies, microscopic examination. I have to thank my friend and colleague Dr. Meyer for many valuable suggestions and corrections. To Mr. Stephen Paget I am indebted for one correction on a point of style on page 12. But it is to Lord Acton that I owe the greatest gratitude, and it would be difficult for me to exaggerate my debt. Whatever degree of accuracy this book may possess, is largely due to him. He is of course in no way responsible for any mistakes, or any erroneous opinion. He has crowned a long series of kindnesses by
xvi IL PRINCIPE. writing an Introduction which gives to the work a value it would not otherwise possess. For the many shortcomings of the present edition, I can only plead that it has been written under many difficulties, in a remote village, during the moments perdus of a very busy life. L. A. BURD.
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44 INTRODUCTION. a book appeared at
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48 INTRODUCTION. cruentamus, nec ex
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66 INTRODUCTION. ce que les Princes
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68 INTRODUCTION. fuerit.' He is awa
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GENEALOGICAL TABLES. I. MACHIAVELLI
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GENEALOGICAL TABLES. 73 A O 0 0 " 0
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GENEALOGICAL TABLES. 75 ,.q o_ _ I
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. FROM THE BIRTH
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 8_ Borso d'Est
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 83 theMedici.
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 85 San Severin
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 87 San Severin
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 89 Greatness o
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 91 them from F
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 93 holds a fes
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 95 degli Ottan
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 97 Spain is to
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 99 refuge at A
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. Ioi rebels, an
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. Io 3 rola. [Ma
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. III forced to
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. I13 The France
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. I 17 lWaehiave
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. _19 knowledge
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. I_ Navarre atP
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. 123 solved by
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. I3t Brandenbur
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HISTORICAL ABSTRACT. _5I Moneada, V
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NICCOL_) MACHIAVELLI AL MtlGNZFICO
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LETTERA DEDICATORIA. 171 cavalli, a
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CAPITOLO PRIMO. 177 sono nuovi. I n
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378 IL PRINCIPE. and 'virtfl,' and
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INDEX OF PROPER NAMES OCCURRING IN
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