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Citation |
Anderson CW, Nesvold BA. Am. Behav. Sci. 1972; 15(6): 883-909. |
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(Copyright © 1972, SAGE Publishing) |
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Abstract |
Therefore, a prince must not concern himself with the infamy of cruelty when it comes to keeping his subjects united and obedient; for, with just a few displays of cruelty, he will turn out to be more compassionate than those who, through excessive compassion, allow disorders to arise from which spring forth murder and ravaging. Machiavelli, The Prince |