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chapter_24-princes_italy_have_lost_their_states		chapter_24-princes_italy_have_lost_their_states			.txt	text/plain	535	9	41	Thus it will be a double glory to him to have established a new principality, and adorned and strengthened it with good laws, good arms, good allies, and with a good example; so will it be a double disgrace to him who, born a prince, shall lose his state by want of wisdom. For the actions of a new prince are more narrowly observed than those of an hereditary one, and when they are seen to be able they gain more men and bind far tighter than ancient blood; because men are attracted more by the present than by the past, and when they find the present good they enjoy it and seek no further; they will also make the utmost defence for a prince if he fails them not in other things.	cache/chapter_24-princes_italy_have_lost_their_states.txt	txt/chapter_24-princes_italy_have_lost_their_states.txt
