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Maxims and reflections of a Renaissance statesman (Ricordi)
New York,: Harper & Row (1965)
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Francesco Guicciardini. ciardini uses mind to restrict the force and the effectiveness of Fortune's blows. "Remember this," he warns, "whoever lives a life of chance will in the end find himself a victim of chance. The right way is to think, ...Links
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