Without a doubt, "The Prince" is Machiavelli's most revolutionary work and remains an organic piece written with passion. In it, the author rejects traditional political systems and turns to the individual and their virtues. The goal is the new principality, the study of a new experience of a society in crisis. Machiavelli is impressed by these new principalities created with violence and is additionally fascinated by the leaders of the troops. Beyond that, he is concerned with the creation of the great Western monarchies (Spain, France, Germany) that are governed by an absolute ruler.

Machiavelli is a personality that has preoccupied many philosophers and historians of all times. After his death and for the following centuries, his work was met with skepticism. Opinions about him varied between the image of the diabolical politician and the theorist of modern absolutism. Although the work reflects the era in which it was written, it is worth reading because Machiavelli is a great craftsman of both pure politics and the passion and drive for what he writes.