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Italian thinker and politician Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527) became famous among his contemporaries primarily as an author of literary and historical works, as well as political treatises. Among them, the most famous are the treatises The Statesman and On the Art of War. The first of them is a collection of rules for successful political activity, created from the historical and practical experience of human nature, which remains unchanged in all political systems that go through a natural cycle of prosperity and decline. And the second is one of the best textbooks on military affairs. The book also includes the great philosopher's Ten Letters, in which wisdom borders on cynicism.

The book The Statesman. On the Art of War by Niccolo Machiavelli is intended for a wide range of readers.