Prince

The Book of the Prince is Machiavelli's greatest work, and it has a status that no other book of its author has achieved. It is counted among the immortal books in its original language, so it is no wonder if it is counted as such in other languages.
It is impossible for us to recognize the merits of this book and the virtue of its author, and the one who desires may find something that satisfies what was written by Macaulay, the famous English critic about Machiavelli, Italy's greatest historian and most skillful politician. However, we wanted the reader to understand what Macaulay wrote in order to know how in his criticism he copied and distorted the author's opinions, changed them and changed their meanings, even though he benefited from them and was guided by them, but he did not see that their author should be rewarded for their actions. He preferred him only by directing arrows of criticism at what he wrote and defaming his name, thereby alienating people from Machiavelli and his book after he accused him of the most horrific accusations.