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Niccolò Machiavelli

The Prince

Florence, 1532 · Renaissance statecraft

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The short, cold handbook on acquiring and keeping power that gave a word to the language. Twenty-six chapters, written for a Medici in 1513 and printed only after its author’s death.

Translated by W. K. Marriott (1908). Introduced by the War Philosophy editors.

  • Formats: Paperback · Ebook · Audiobook
  • Series: Renaissance statecraft
  • Edition: War Philosophy, 2026
About this edition

W. K. Marriott’s translation with modernised spelling, a short introduction to Machiavelli’s Florence, and notes on the people and campaigns he cites.

What’s inside
  • All twenty-six chapters
  • Introduction and notes
  • Who’s who of Renaissance Italy
Editions & formats

Paperback

Bone cover, ink lettering, printed to order.

Ebook

EPUB and PDF, delivered to your account at once.

Audiobook

MP3 chapters in your account.

About the author

Niccolò Machiavelli

1469–1527 · Florence, Republic of Florence

Niccolò Machiavelli (1469–1527) served the Florentine republic as a diplomat and secretary for fourteen years before the Medici returned and dismissed him. The Prince was written in exile on his farm.

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