Discuss Machiavelli's beliefs about the state.

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erastova [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

Machiavelli's “state” remains a personal patrimony, a possession more in line with the medieval conception of dominium as the foundation of rule.

Explanation:

In order to “maintain his state”, then, he can only rely upon his own fount of personal characteristics to direct the use of power and establish his claim on rulership. hope this helps you :)

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