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The Prince
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| Second Treatise on Government |
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| On the Liberty of the Ancients |
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Communist Manifesto
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"Strong do what they have the power to do and the weak accept what they have to accept"
Rule of the powerful, that is justice |
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Do what one is best suited.
3 virtues: Temperance, Wisdom, and Courage ==> suits the three classes, founds the city. (bronze, silver, gold) justice results from a balanced soul. |
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| preserving unity while pertaining to interests of different groups. poor cannot rule, only the rich, philosophers would be bad. |
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| Good: Kingship, Aristocracy, Politaea. Bad: Tyranny, Oligarchy, Democracy |
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| End justifies the means, do whatever is necessary to maintain power, that is the prince's job, (sometimes that makes fear better than love). |
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