对人类影响最大的十六本书（Sixteen books that have the greatest impact on mankind）.docVIP

对人类影响最大的十六本书（Sixteen books that have the greatest impact on mankind） 1:The Prince on the Prince (Italy) Machiavelli The book discusses how the monarch should rule and maintain that the army is the main foundation of all countries, that the monarch has his own army, and that he should win by cruelty and blackmail. It is believed that the king should use the principle of strength to achieve his purpose when he is in power, and follow the fox and the lion, the foxs cunning, and the lions courage. Called the evil Bible, it is the head of many kings, or must bring books with them 2, Common Sense common sense Thomas Paine Common sense (Common Sense), Thomas Paine (Thomas Paine) to support the independence of the United States booklet published in 1776, the author made public the American Revolution in the book, and to emphasize the establishment of a republic after the revolution is the purpose of the book. The book was published, immediately snapped up panic, 120 thousand copies sold in three months, changed everyone, became a textbook of the American revolution. Army repeatedly defeated, demoralized, war crisis, front-line Paine wrote several articles on the knee fight America named official accusation, crisis, reading aloud, Washington ordered Yu Jun morale, in 1776 Christmas Eve piroxil Tun gain a complete victory in the battle. 3, The Wealth of Nations the wealth of the nations (British) Adam Simy The wealth of the nations (the full name of the national wealth the nature and causes of) is an epoch-making masterpiece. It summarizes the theoretical achievements of classical political economy in its formative stage. It systematically expounds the main theories of political economics, which marks the coming of the era of free capitalism. Adam Simy was also regarded as the originator of modern western economics. 4, An Essay on the Principle of Population population theory (British) Malthus Malthus started from the two abstract based on the principle of population: first,