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[1] Q. Skinner, Machiavelli, (Oxford: Oxford University press, 1981), p.3
[2] C. Ekwutosi, Unpublished Work on Ethics, (B.M.S Awka, 2002), p.3
[3] A. Grafton, Introduction to the Prince in N. Machiavelli, (New York: Trans. By G. Bull, Penguin Books, 1961), p. xxii
[4] S. Stumpf, Philosophy History and Problem, (New York: McGraw Hill Inc., 5th Edition, 1994), p. 41
[5] Ibid. p. 70
[6] Ibid. p.103
[7] St. Augustine, The City of God, (New York: Image Books, 1958), p.10
[8] Polis in Plato’s theory means the political society or the state.
[9] M. Nwoko, Basic World Political Theories, (Ibadan: Claverium Press, 1988), p.24
[10] Ibid. p. 25
[11] Ibid. p.31
[12] Ibid. p.37
[13] Ibid. p.53
[14] Ibid. p.55
[15] F. Copleston, A History of Philosophy, (London: Continuum , 2003), p.321
[16] Ibid. p.325
[17] Ibid. p.326
[18] M. Nwoko, Op. Cit. p.56
[19] Michael Oakeshott(ed), Leviathan, by T. Hobbes (New York: Collier, Macmillian, I962), p.18
[20] C. B. Macpherson (ed), Second Treatise of Government by J. Locke, 1980, p.19
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