Monarchy and its contemporary relavence

Monarchy and its contemporary relavence
DescriptionWrite 5 Double-spaced pages, 12 pt. type on the following topic:
We have now reviewed the theories of monarchy of seven writers from seven ancient cultures. You are a top aide to a politician who is campaigning for President or the
Senate (you can choose who: name him or her). The politician is too busy to read the texts for our course and has asked you to write a memo summarizing the four that
you think are most important (explain why) and explaining what you think he or she should take away from them as political advice, both positive and negative. Be sure
to tell your politician what your personal takeaway from the readings for this course was.

ONLY USE THESE SOURCES! LINKS TO SOURCE PROVIDED BELOW! CITE AUTHOR AND PAGE/CHAPTER NUMBER EXAMPLE (XENOPHON PP. 23)
The four ancient texts are:Xenophon (ca. 431-355 B.C.), Cyropaedia [The Education of Cyrus] (4th century B.C.), tr. W. Miller (Harvard University Press, 1968), Books 1
and 2.
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/textdoc=Perseus%3atext%3a1999.01.0204Kautilya (ca. 350-283 B.C.), Arthashastra (4th century B.C.). Books 1, 5, 6, 8, 11, and 14.
https://archive.is/2jdwThe Essential Codex Mendoza (1541), eds. Frances F. Berdan and P. R. Anawalt [Online Introduction, Folios 2r, 2v-3r, 18v-19r, 66r, 67r, 68r,
69r, 70r, 71r plus Color Folios and Volume 4 Pictorial Parallel Image Replicas].
http://www.escholarship.org/editions/ title = Codex MendozaNizam Al-Mulk (1018-1092 A.D.), The Book of Government, or Rules for Kings (before 1092 A.D.) tr. H. Darke
(Routledge, 1960), pp. 9-218, 246-251

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