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A Sucessful Ruler in Machiavelli's Eyes
Summary: According to Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince, two of the most important local factors for a foreign ruler to consider when trying to maintain power after conquering a land are the employment of loyal, native troops and the consideration of cultural differences. Machiavelli considered both of these factors to be very important in determining the success of the prince or king. Machiavelli's writings and interpretation of leadership serve as crucial pieces of history because they shaped the history of Renaissance Europe as we know it today.
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