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Home › Forums › Early Modern Europe › Macchiavelli’s advice on faking one’s own death
I thought that Macchiavelli had written somewhere (possibly in The Prince) that to regain power, a ruler may resort to faking his own death, only to come back later on and retake power. However, when I tried looking for where this was located, I couldn't really find anything, except for the false rumor that Macchiavelli had faked his own death. But I am pretty sure that it was hypothetical advice that Macchiavelli gave; can someone point me to where it is?
I do not remember that from my reading of The Prince and Discourses. Of interest, The Folio Society published The Prince with an introduction by Benito Mussolini.
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