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Nicolo Machiavelli: The Prince [Audiobook Unabridged]
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Nicolo Machiavelli: The Prince
Publisher: CSA Word, 2005 | 330 MB | 3:09:00 | Number of MP3s: 40 | CBR 256 kbit/s | Rapidshare
General Information:
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Title: The Prince
Author: Nicolo Machiavelli
Read By: Ian Richardson
Audiobook Copyright: 2005
Genre: Other
Publisher: CSA Word
Abridged: No
Chapter by Chapter Outline of The Prince
Chapter 1 – Types of territories
A very short chapter that names the types of territories ruled by a prince and
how he aquires them.
Chapter 2 – Hereditary states
Describes the ease and difficulties of holding hereditary states
Chapter 3 – Mixed principalities
Describes how new mixed principalities (principalities that are members of a
state) are to be taken and held.
Chapter 4 – Governing principalities
Contrasts the benefits and drawbacks of governing principalities using either
servants or barons.
Chapter 5 – Free principalities
Suggests three ways to govern cities and principalities that were used to live
under their own laws.
Chapter 6 – New principalities
Describe how to aquire new principalities using armies or your own abilities.
Chapter 7 – Armies of others
Explains the dangers of using the armies of others or good fortune to get and
keep principalities.
Chapter 8 – Be wicked! Describes how other princes aquired principalities primarily through being wicked. Suggest how a prince
that is not wicked should use wickedness if he has to.
Chapter 9 – Civil principalities
Describes how civil principalities get created by the people or by nobles.
Suggest how a prince of such a principality should act toward the people
and the nobles.
Chapter 10 – Fortified towns
Describes when to fortify towns and when fortification is useless.
Chapter 11 – Principalities of the church
Explains why principalities of the church are held so easily.
Chapter 12 – Types of armies
Describes three types of armies: mercenaries (hired soldiers), auxiliaries, and
mixed armies. Describes the uselessness of mercenary armies and mercenary
captains.
Chapter 13 – Auxiliary armies
Describes the dangers of auxiliary armies. Describe the strength of having your own army, consisting only of people from your principality.
Chapter 14 – The art of war
Stresses the critical importance for a prince to know the art of war. Describes
what to study and why to study it. Stresses the importance of always being busy studying the art of war.
Chapter 15 – Qualities of a prince
Lists all the qualities a prince must appear to have. Also lists the qualities a
prince should stay away from.
Chapter 16 – Mean vs liberal
Explains why a prince should prefer being considered mean and not liberal.
Chapter 17 - Love, hate and fear
Explains the dangers if a prince is being hated. Also explains why being feared
is better than being loved.
Chapter 18 - Being like a lion and fox
Describe how a prince should be like a lion and like a fox. Lists the advantages
and disadvantages of being like a lion and a fox. Lists five important qualities
a prince must work hard at.
Chapter 19 – Why people hate
Describes what causes people to hate their prince. Explain why a prince should
never be hated. Discuss why conspiracies seldom succeed. Describe why France is
such a well governed kingdom.
Chapter 20 - Fortresses
Describes the benefits, dangers and sometimes uselessness of fortresses.
Chapter 21 – Dignity rules
Describes how a prince should conduct himself with dignity to get and keep
renown.
Chapter 22 – Intellectual secretaries
Describe why a prince must select only the best intellectuals as his
secretaries.
Chapter 23 – Flatterers
Explain why flatterers should be avoided.
Chapter 24 – Italy
Explain why the princes of Italy have lost their states. Suggest ways how these
shortcomings can be addressed.
Chapter 25 – Fortune
Describe the role of fortune (fate) in human affairs. Suggest how to prepare
against bad fortune. Explain why it is dangerous to rely on fortune to be a
successful prince. Explain why it is difficult to change your ways if your
fortune changes.
Chapter 26 - Lorenzo, please save Italy !
Makes an urgent plea for Lorenzo de’ Medici to become prince to save Italy from constant foreign invaders.
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