Prince

For hundreds of years, people have read the book The Prince, and over time, people have hated the prince's morals, and accused its author of a moral flaw, attributing it to him, so Machiavellianism has come to mean in all languages "the end justifies the means." We create what we deny; but we never cease to search in reality for cases where it is permissible to use this devilish means to justify what we do with our noble goals that contradict our petty means. And although the author directed his speech to the prince, that is, to the ruler, but people read it from the perspective that they all aspire to be rulers in some way, or from the perspective of adopting the morals of the ruler to avoid his evil. All people want to know the principles that govern the ruler's behavior. And the house offers this book to readers of all levels, ordinary and researchers, for the ruler is a public matter, and perhaps one of the most important public affairs. Number of pages: 207 Year of publication: 2020 Publisher: Dar Al-Farqad for Publishing and Distribution