Niccolo Machiavelli
Niccolo Machiavelli was an Italian politician and political philosopher who is thought to be the founder of modern political science. He is most popular for his work The Prince in which he explains that the route to a successful reign is through deception or to whatever means to get the job done. Machiavelli’s concepts were considered amoral but he believed that these rules could be portrayed by the political practices of his time and those Niccolo Machiavelli was born in Florence, Italy on May 3, 1469. He was raised in a family of nobility and received good education in Latin classics. In 1494, Machiavelli became a clerk under Marcello Virgillo Adriani and in 1498, he succeeded him and became a secretary when the Florentine Republic was proclaimed. He served on 30 diplomatic missions while reorganizing and supervising the military operations of the republic. In 1512, when the republic collapsed and the Medici ruling family regained power. Machiavelli was suspected of plotting a conspiracy against them. Thus, he was tortured and sentenced to prison. After his release, he became indigent and devoted his time to writing where some of his most impor
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