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Machiavellism The Doctrine Of Raison Dtat And Its Place In Modern History 1st Edition Friedrich Meinecke M Douglas Scott

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Machiavellism The Doctrine Of Raison Dtat And Its Place In Modern History 1st Edition Friedrich Meinecke M Douglas Scott instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 29.17 MB

Pages: 438

Author: Friedrich Meinecke; M. Douglas Scott

ISBN: 9781138527386, 1138527386

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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Machiavellism The Doctrine Of Raison Dtat And Its Place In Modern History 1st Edition Friedrich Meinecke M Douglas Scott by Friedrich Meinecke; M. Douglas Scott 9781138527386, 1138527386 instant download after payment.

Here is a study, by a recognized master in the field of intellectual history, of the challenge put by Machiavelli to the idea that there is a universal moral law governing human behavior. Should the political leader act according to the maxim of "my country right or wrong," or should elites follow the principle of "let justice be done?" Friederich Meinecke, an acknowledged founder of cultural history as a field, follows the discussion of this theme from Machiavelli through such major figures as Richelieu, Frederick the Great, and Hegel, and presents conclusions of enduring significance.