Machiavelli's virtue
Machiavelli's Virtue is a comprehensive statement on the founder of modern politics. Harvey C. Mansfield begins by analyzing Machiavelli's radical notion of virtue, which culminates in his own personal virtue. Machiavelli shows that princes need a new morality that only he has supplied. Mansfield argues that Machiavelli intended to rule the world through his thought; though a prince without a state, his subjects were the princes who would follow his writings on founding and ruling. This new "perpetual republic" is Machiavelli's own sect - and a remedy for the failures of all previous republics
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1. Machiavelli's Virtue
2. Necessity in the Beginnings of Cities
3. Burke and Machiavelli on Principles in Politics
4. Machiavelli and the Idea of Progress
5. An Introduction to Machiavelli's Florentine Histories
6. Party and Sect in Machiavelli's Florentine Histories
7. An Introduction to The Prince
8. An Introduction to Machiavelli's Art of War
9. Strauss's Machiavelli
10. Machiavelli's New Regime
11. Machiavelli's Political Science
12. Machiavelli's Stato and the Impersonal Modern State
13. Machiavelli and the Modern Executive
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