the prince (eBook, ePUB) - McKavili, Nicolas
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Do you want to understand the secrets of government and the emirate? "The Prince" for "Machiavelli" is the book you need. The book presents innovative theories about the ruling and the emirate, and answers the questions that occupied the rulers and princes throughout the ages. By reading it, you will discover how the inherited countries govern, what are the types of power and how you get it, and how the leader can win the friendliness of his people. Despite the controversy raised by the book, it is still an important reference for leaders and politicians, including "Musolini", "Napoleon" and "Hitler".…mehr

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Do you want to understand the secrets of government and the emirate? "The Prince" for "Machiavelli" is the book you need. The book presents innovative theories about the ruling and the emirate, and answers the questions that occupied the rulers and princes throughout the ages. By reading it, you will discover how the inherited countries govern, what are the types of power and how you get it, and how the leader can win the friendliness of his people. Despite the controversy raised by the book, it is still an important reference for leaders and politicians, including "Musolini", "Napoleon" and "Hitler".

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"Baktash Khamsehpour" born 1965 in Iran started writing at early age. He was 13 when he left Iran. Since then he has been living abroad. Baktash who also writes under the pen name "Bahram Iranmand" has works in Persian and English. Among his works is "Humaname" published in 2020, comprising of a long continuous poem encompassing humanity, consciousness and the world. "2537; the Year Our Planet Changed" is another work by Baktash, published in 2016 where the author has tried his best to recall memories of his early teenage years returning back to his homeland enjoying a few months with family and friends. Three year later in 2019 Baktash writes and publishes the semifictitious "Back In My Homeland". Out of over 20 works authored and published by Baktash Khamsehpour (Bahram Iranmand) "Farazan" in Persian and its English translation "Paraphilosophy" could stand out as one of his masterpieces.