Man and the State: Machiavelli (1972)

Synopsis

The second of six films in Bernard Wilets's Man and the State series serves as an introduction to the sixteenth-century political commentator Niccolo Machiavelli and dramatizes a debate in which his approach to leadership can be compared with the Christian-based beliefs of his contemporaries.

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Director

Bernard Wilets

Running time

28 minutes

Cast & crew

• BBernard Wilets Director

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