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Opening Credits
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Introduction
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Chapter 1 - The different types of kingdoms and how they are gained
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Chapter 2 - Ruling old and hereditary kingdoms
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Chapter 3 - Ruling new and mixed kingdoms
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Chapter 4 - Why alexander’s empire stayed peaceful after his death
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Chapter 5 - How to rule free cities or states after conquering them
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Chapter 6 - Ruling new states gained by one’s own skill and strength
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Chapter 7 - Ruling new states gained through the help or fortune of others
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Chapter 8 - Rising to power through cruelty and evil deeds
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Chapter 9 - Becoming a ruler with the support of your people
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Chapter 10 - How to measure the strength of a kingdom or state
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Chapter 11 - About religious states and the power of the church
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Chapter 12 - The different types of soldiers and the danger of mercenaries
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Chapter 13 - Using your own army—why foreign troops are dangerous
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Chapter 14 - Why a prince must always study the art of war
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Chapter 15 - What qualities make a prince praised or blamed
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Chapter 16 - About being generous or stingy
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Chapter 17 - About being kind or cruel, and whether it’s better to be loved or feared
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Chapter 18 - How prince's should keep their word
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Chapter 19 - How a ruler can avoid being hated or despised
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Chapter 20 - Are castles and other defensive measures helpful or harmful to a ruler
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Chapter 21 - How a prince can earn respect and fame
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Chapter 22 - About a prince’s advisors and assistants
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Chapter 23 - How to deal with flatterers
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Chapter 24 - Why italian princes lost their kingdoms
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Chapter 25 - Fortune and how to deal with it
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Chapter 26 - A call to free italy from foreign rule
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Final thoughts
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Ending Credits
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