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🎯 Outsmart the competition with Sun Tzu’s ultimate playbook!
‘The Art of War’ by Sun Tzu is a top-ranked military history bestseller offering profound insights into strategy, leadership, and victory. Perfect for professionals and enthusiasts alike, this classic treatise is packaged securely and highly rated by thousands, making it a must-have for anyone serious about mastering the art of winning.

| Best Sellers Rank | #2 in Military History |
| Dimensions | 21.75 x 14 x 0.8 cm |
| Edition | First Edition |
| Isbn 10 | 8172345240 |
| Isbn 13 | 978-8172345242 |
| Item Weight | 110 g |
| Language | English |
| Print Length | 104 pages |
| Publication Date | 1 May 2014 |
| Publisher | Fingerprint! Publishing |
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It was good
To know about history and war techniques
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Good
I dont know how to review this books seriously 😂😂
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Not gud quality
very unhappy quality book cover and page
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Scam
Not the real book. Should have stated in the title that this is an edited summary version.
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it is summary
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The art of war
I wanted the full book, but i was sent a summerised, bullet point book.
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good
good
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Sun Tzu vs. Machiavelli: Two Different Approaches to Power
Simply put, Sun Tzu’s message is that it is better not to fight than to become involved in a conflict. But if a conflict is unavoidable, then you must enter it with the intention of winning. The Art of War explores the often ruthless strategies that can help achieve that outcome..Niccolò Machiavelli takes a different approach in The Prince. If you are in a position of power and want to maintain it, being loved and respected is preferable. But if you cannot achieve both, then maintaining authority and commanding respect become essential. Machiavelli lays out the strategies sometimes ruthless and unsettling, that can help a ruler preserve power.The way I see it, if you're a politician in the party that generally wins elections and you don't particularly enjoy reading, The Prince might appeal to you. It's sly, calculating and fascinating.If, however, you see yourself as someone constantly arguing your position from the opposition benches, The Art of War might be the more interesting starting point.For the rest of us, both books are relatively short and make fascinating historical and philosophical reading. They probably won't transform your life, but they can certainly give you a useful introduction to some enduring ideas about strategy, conflict, power and human behaviour.
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The Art of War
I have two military sons and this is a perfect read.
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A bit too basic, not worth the buy
I know this is considered a classic, but honestly, it just didn't live up to the hype for me. Most of the advice feels incredibly simple and like basic common sense that everyone already knows. It didn't offer any groundbreaking insights, and I don't really think it was worth buying the physical copy.
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