English 10 Advanced Annotation Handout Student Name: _____________________________________ Class Period: ____________________ Date: _____________________ by Niccolò Machiaveli Name of Book and Author: The Prince Number of Strategy Quotation & Citation (MLA) Analysis: Passage 1 Making Connections Chapter 1 - and all the “All states, dominions under whose authority men have lived in the past and live now have been and are either republics or principalities. Principalities are hereditary, with their prince’s family long established as rulers, or they are new. The new are completely new…Dominions so acquired are accustomed to be under a prince, or used to freedom; a prince wins them either with the arms of others or with his own, either by fortune or by prowess”(Machiavelli 5). 2 Questioning Chapter 25 have held – “…many and hold the opinion that events are controlled by fortune and by God in such a way that the prudence of men cannot modify them, indeed, that men have no influence whatsoever. Because of this, they would conclude that there is no point in sweating over things, but that one should submit to the rulings of chance” (Machiavelli 105).
English 10 Advanced Annotation Handout Student Name: _____________________________________ Class Period: ____________________ Date: _____________________ Name of Book and Author: The Prince by Niccolò Machiaveli Number of Passage Strategy Quotation & Citation (MLA) Analysis: 1 Making Connections Chapter 1 - “All states, and all the dominions under whose authority men have lived in the past and live now have been and are either republics or principalities. Principalities are hereditary, with their prince’s family long established as rulers, or they are new. The new are completely new…Dominions so acquired are accustomed to be under a prince, or used to freedom; a prince wins them either with the arms of others or with his own, either by fortune or by prowess”(Machiavelli 5). 2 Questioning Chapter 25 – “…many have held and hold the opinion that events are controlled by fortune and by God in such a way that the prudence of men cannot modify them, indeed, that men have no influence whatsoever. Because of this, they would conclude that there is no point in sweating over things, but that one should submit to the rulings of chance” (Machiavelli 105).
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