The prince

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General Note:	In English translated from the Italian. Unabridged. Compact disc.
Participant or Performer Note:	Read by Fritz Weaver.
Summary, etc.:	Using as his model Cesare Borgia, a Florentine price who stopped at nothing to achieve and hold political position, it still has the power to shock. Machiavelli states what most governments do (but few admit) to keep 'corrupt' human nature in check. He suggests that leaders must be ruthlessly despotic as well as cunningly magnanimous - that cruelty is sometimes mercy in disguise - and that it is safer to be feared than to be loved.

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028	0	2.	‡aHBP 89769 ‡bPenguin HighBridge Audio
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082	0	4.	‡aCD 320.1 M184p 3 discs
100	1	.	‡aMachiavelli, Niccol©ø, ‡d1469-1527.
245	1	4.	‡aThe prince ‡h[sound recording] / ‡cMachiavelli ; [translated by George Bull]
260		.	‡aSt. Paul, Minn. : ‡bPenguin HighBridge Audio, ‡cp1994, c2006.
300		.	‡a3 sound discs (3 hr, 45 min) : ‡bdigital ; ‡c4 3/4 in.
500		.	‡aIn English translated from the Italian.
500		.	‡aUnabridged.
500		.	‡aCompact disc.
511	0	.	‡aRead by Fritz Weaver.
520		.	‡aUsing as his model Cesare Borgia, a Florentine price who stopped at nothing to achieve and hold political position, it still has the power to shock. Machiavelli states what most governments do (but few admit) to keep 'corrupt' human nature in check. He suggests that leaders must be ruthlessly despotic as well as cunningly magnanimous - that cruelty is sometimes mercy in disguise - and that it is safer to be feared than to be loved.
650		0.	‡aPolitical science ‡vEarly works to 1800.
650		0.	‡aPolitical ethics.
650		0.	‡aTalking books.
700	1	.	‡aWeaver, Fritz, ‡d1926-
700	1	.	‡aBull, George, ‡d1929-2001.
901		.	‡a78814549 ‡bOCoLC ‡c46823648 ‡tbiblio