The Prince, Chapter 21: riassunto
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In Chapter 21, the narrator explains how a prince gains respect through striking achievements, decisive alliances, and public recognition of merit, using rulers and conflicts as examples. He argues against neutrality, warns against dependence on stronger allies, and recommends encouraging productive work and civic celebrations without sacrificing princely dignity.
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- Ferdinand of Aragon builds power through successive campaigns that occupy his subjects and prevent organized opposition.
- The narrator recommends memorable public rewards and punishments as ways to establish a ruler’s reputation.
- The dispute over Antiochus’s campaign illustrates why choosing a side offers more protection than neutrality.
- The narrator warns against unnecessary alliances with stronger powers and defines prudence as choosing the less harmful danger.
- A prince should reward talent, encourage secure economic activity, and join civic celebrations while preserving his rank.

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Which alliance does the narrator describe as avoidable and ruinous?
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