All 26 chapters of Machiavelli's The Prince, one card each: what he tells a ruler to do and why. A matching game pairs his historical examples, from Cesare Borgia to Ferdinand of Aragon, with the lesson he draws from each.
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Why hired soldiers and borrowed armies fail, why a ruler needs an army of his own people, and why war is the one subject a ruler must master.
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Card #1
Chapter 12: Kinds of army, and why hired soldiers fail
Card #2
Chapter 13: Borrowed armies, mixed armies and your own
Card #3
Chapter 14: A ruler's first job is the army
