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Approach & Realist & Neglecting to consider what is done because one is concentrating on what ought to be done is more likely to lead to ruin than to preservation \tn 
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Form of \seqsplit{Government} & \seqsplit{Principality} & Other than these advisors, the prince should listen to no one; rather, he should pursue what he resolves on doing \tn 
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Type of Ruler & Prince &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Character} & Any \seqsplit{Necessary} & It is necessary for a prince to understand how to avail himself of the beast and the man \tn 
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 & \seqsplit{Appearances} Matter & It is necessary for him to be prudent enough to know how to avoid scandal because of vices which would result in his losing his state \tn 
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 & Virtue is Limiting & A man who wishes to act on the basis of morality will soon meet destruction among those with no such scruples \tn 
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 & History & The prince should read histories, and study there the actions of illustrious men, to see how they have borne themselves in war \tn 
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 & Combat & Experience has shown that only princes and armed republics make great progress \tn 
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 & Results Matter & Nothing makes a prince most esteemed than great undertakings which demonstrate how extraordinary he is \tn 
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