The Prince: resumen de Chapter 22

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1. People judge a prince’s intelligence by the ability and loyalty of the servants he chooses.
2. Pandolfo Petrucci’s employment of Messer Antonio da Venafro illustrates sound judgment in selecting a servant.
3. The argument ranks independent understanding highest, recognition of others’ understanding second, and inability to understand either way last.
4. A servant who puts his own interests before the prince’s fails the test of trustworthiness.
5. The prince should reward and support his servant while keeping him dependent, creating the conditions for mutual trust.

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