With "The Prince," Machiavelli made his name synonymous with intrigue and cunning for all time.
His cold, calculating logic sweeps aside and dismisses all arguments against the use of every mann.
Machiavelli advocated that political expediency supersedes morality and that success, by any means, is its own justification.
His instructions to the Prince, on achieving and maintaining power, by any and all means available, became the archetypical philosophy of The Ends Justify The Means.
With "The Prince," Machiavelli made his name synonymous with intrigue and cunning for all time