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This beautiful Folio edition is in immaculate, pristine condition, pages are tight and appear unread. A dust jacket or slip case is not included. 'The Prince' influenced many thinkers, from political theorists like Hobbes and Rousseau to leaders such as Napoleon Bonaparte. It’s still widely studied for its insights into human nature, leadership, and political power. While 'The Prince' appears straightforward, scholars debate Machiavelli's intentions. Some believe he genuinely sought to offer practical advice for rulers, while others argue it was a satire or a commentary on the corruption he observed in Italian politics.

Fine book, clean, unmarked dust jacket, tight pages, appears unread. Celia Sandys is Winston Churchill's granddaughter, and in this book, she provides a personal and insightful look into Churchill's leadership qualities, drawing from his life and experiences. The book examines Churchill's leadership during times of great adversity, particularly focusing on his role during World War II. Sandys highlights the attributes and values that made Churchill an effective and inspiring leader, such as his resilience, vision, communication skills, and ability to rally the British people during some of the darkest moments of the 20th century.

First printing. A new book. The dust jacket is slightly wrinkled but not damaged nor stained. The book had been opened wide in the middle and shut again but not read, the pages are tight and appear unread. In this work, Fukuyama explores the role of identity in contemporary political life, arguing that the desire for recognition of one's dignity is a fundamental human need that is increasingly driving political movements around the world. He explains how identity politics has shaped recent political developments, such as the rise of populism, nationalism, and the resurgence of leaders. This book is a timely exploration of how identity shapes human behavior and political outcomes, offering insights into why political discourse has become increasingly polarized and how societies can move toward greater cohesion.