Citas significativas
1.
"[...] a change always leaves the cornerstone for the building of another." (Machiavelli 4)
This statement, located at the end of Chapter II refers to the ease with which it maintains a principality that has been governed for a long time by one family. Machiavelli concludes with the statement that the antiquity and continuity of a dynasty are able to erase from the minds of the people the ways and reasons why this has come to power. The coming to power of a dynasty established its cornerstone on which to build the kingdom under his rule.
Two.
"[...] men must conquer them or delete them, because if they come from minor offenses, from serious can not, so the offense is made to man must be such that it is impossible to take revenge." (Machiavelli 6)
This date corresponds to Chapter III which warns of the dangers of mixed principalities, or added to other previously assembled. Machiavelli...
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