Examen Du Prince De Machiavel [French]

Examen Du Prince De Machiavel, Avec Des Notes Historiques & Politiques is a critical analysis of Niccol Machiavelli's famous treatise, "The Prince," penned by the renowned Enlightenment philosopher Voltaire. This edition, dating back to 1741, offers a fascinating insight into 18th-century perspectives on Machiavellian thought. Voltaire dissects Machiavelli's political strategies, providing historical and political notes that contextualize and critique the controversial ideas presented in "The Prince."

This work is a valuable resource for scholars of political science, philosophy, and European history, particularly those interested in the reception and interpretation of Renaissance political theory during the Enlightenment. Voltaire's sharp intellect and critical eye offer a unique perspective on Machiavelli's enduring influence, making this edition a significant contribution to the ongoing dialogue surrounding political power and morality.

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