... evades the hatred yet obtains the fear of his people, one who coincides the success of laws with the success of a military, and somebody who has human qualities that are admired by others. Of course at the time Machiavelli wrote this book no one had expressed all of these qualities in there ruling of a state, but many were partially what he had ... own ministers for his mistakes. As his reign grew older he developed grotesque eating habits and extreme paranoia. Therefore proving that although he had some of the traits Machiavelli explained, he had his faults. One area in which Henry VII...

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