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Pocock, The Machiavellian Moment (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2003), 180, suggests that Machiavelli is subtly illustrating the problems that make princedoms inferior to republics.
The comic ethos of Il Principe
His plan had been to establish his own princedom in the Romagna.
Machiavelli, Leonardo & Borgia: a fateful collusion: what happened when a philosopher, an artist and a ruthless warrior--all giants of the Renaissance--met on campaign in northern Italy?
The leaders of the individual princedoms continued to rule independently, although recognising the Dewa Agung of the princedom of Klungkung as King of Bali.
The swastika of Bali
reminder of Oroonoko's African princedom. She imagines a
Arms and the woman: narrative, imperialism, and Virgilian memoria in Aphra Behn's Oroonoko
If I give up my princess ways, will you give up your princedom?"
IN MEMORY OF MADONNA KOLBENSCHLAG
Polatsk first appears in regional chronicles in the year 862, when it was the center of a princedom aspiring to rival Kiev and Novgorod.
BACK IN THE U.S.S.R.?
And although these are all modes that send men flying to a princedom, nonetheless they are not believed to be so, nor are we adequate to the task of making them be so understood" (Histories 4.27.175, emphasis added).
Machiavelli's imagination of excellent men: an appraisal of the lives of Cosimo de' Medici and Castruccio Castracani
The introduction of European-based capitalism during the "long nineteenth century" was a principal factor in shaking the foundations of Mount Lebanon's feudal princedom and weakening the predominantly Druze feudal lords.
Lebanon's second republic: secular talk, sectarian application
Meanwhile, the princedom of Muscovy set itself up as the Third Rome, the heir of Byzantium, thus completing a process by which the concept of "Europe" migrated irreversibly to the far western provinces, with the result that we are no longer quite sure whether the former Byzantine world (ex-Ottoman or ex-Soviet) belongs in "Europe" or not.
What do we mean by Europe?
First of all, the Greek term basilea tou theou is taken to mean territory, domain, particularly kingdom - terms strongly reminiscent of territorial conflicts and political power struggles between one princedom and another, between one nation and another.
Doing Christian theology with Jesus in Asia
Manfred is the tyrannical usurper of the princedom of Otranto.
Castle of Otranto, The
The Prince wanders in rags and hardships and the pauper suffers the (to him) horrible miseries of princedom, up to the moment of crowning in Westminster Abbey, when proof is brought and the mistake rectified." He read the book to his two little girls as it progressed and dedicated it "To Those Good-Mannered and Agreeable Children, Susy and Clara Clemens."
Prince and the Pauper, The (1881)

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