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The Front Page of The Prince in it's entirety.

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1513 - The beginning of The Prince's Writing.

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1513 - The beginning of The Prince's Writing.

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1513 was the year that ensured the beginning of The Prince's writing. Machiavelli originally had the idea of writing The Prince in an attempt to win the favor of Lorenzo Medici, who was the current governor of Florence and and was the individual Machiavelli dedicated The Prince to. The Prince in it's time would be considered a political treatise.

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1521 - The Finalization of The Prince's Writing.

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1521 - The Finalization of The Prince's Writing.

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1521 ensued the finalization and completion of The Prince, concluding the book of which Machiavelli spent approximately 8 years writing and working on - And untimely, 6 years before his imminent death.

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A revamped edition of The Prince's cover art.

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The Prince was finally officially published as a book in the year of 1532, just 5 years after Machiavelli's passing. The Prince went on to carry a significant impact on Machiavelli's time in the renaissance, as well as the following societies that came with such a time. The Prince is currently recognized as one of Machiavelli's most notable and important works of literature, aside from a book of his published in 1531, titled "Discourses on Livy"

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The official front page of The 48 Laws of Power.

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"The 48 Laws of Power" is a book written by Robert Greene, in the year of 1998. Considering the way The Prince left an impact on it's future societies, figuring out how The Prince's impact was legitimately shown could be found in this particular work of writing. The 48 Laws of Power is commonly known and referred to in our modern society as a representation of Machiavelli's insights and preachings, in a manner where it suits an era like the 21st century. Further than so, both The Prince and The 48 Laws of Power are similar due to how they both represent requirements of cruciality through the concepts of power, domination, and leadership. They too are both commonly considered as "evil" or "cruel" by certain groups of people - and of course, we can't forget how The 48 Laws of Power is inspired from the basis of The Prince.

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Image: Logic - Everybody. Album Cover by Sam Spratt.

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2022 - The Impact from Each Work of Literature.

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2022 - The Impact from Each Work of Literature.

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The impacts of each work of literature based around Machiavelli and his beliefs, range from changing different perspectives, to revolutionizing the concept of leadership and what it means to be a leader as a whole. Not to concern itself about how people may view it, but Machiavelli most definitely had a premonition regarding the sheer significance a mere handbook of his could've had. >:D