Throughout the ages, Nicholo McKaville has gained a reputation that causes controversy, as his name has long been linked to cunning and political deception, which made it a symbol of maneuvering and void in politics. However, does this perception truly reflect the essence of the philosophy of McKaville? In this book, Queen Skinner offers an in -depth and analytical view of the McKavilli thought, by focusing on three of his most prominent works: "Prince", "Al -Mawarah", and "History of Florence". Skinner dived deep into these texts to present to us a very clear introduction that highlights the ideas and beliefs that formed the philosophy of McCaville, restoring the bad reputation that was attached to it over time. This book is an invitation to understand Machiavelli in a greater depth and reconsider the prejudices that formed its image in popular culture.
