The 48 Laws Of Power

438

• INDEX

Dujarier,

Alexandre,

77

Dutch

Lowlands,

146

Duveemjoseph,

102-3,

120,

298

Diirer

painting

and,

161—-62

Ford

and,

142-43

Huntington

and,

278-79

Mellon

and,28,

102

National

Gallery

ofArt

and,

28

“Eagle

andthe

Sow,

The”

(Tolstoy),

752

economic

scarcity,

120-21

Edison,Thomas,42-43,

48,57,

58

Edison

Medal,

58

effort:

excess

of,

in

pleasing

master,

416-17

saving

of,209,

211

ellortlessness,

appearance

of,

245-53

Egypt,

206-7

Eiffel

Tower,94-,

229-30

Eisenhower,

Dwight

D.,

315,

353

Elba,63454,184,294,

379

El

Dorado,237,238,

335-37

Elizabeth

1,

Queen,

34,

146-47,148,149,

213,364, 406,

427

“Elm~Treeandthe

Vine,

The”

(Dodsleyl:

35

emotions,

xz'x—xx

appealing

to,

367-75

arguments

and,

322

control

of,152,153,

155,182,196,243,

330

defensiveness

and,

426

forms

and,

424

hiding

of,

321

infectiousnes

of,

76

moneyand,342-43,

344

planning

and,

243

playing

on,

93

repression

of,

329

spectacle

and,

316

and

stirringup

watersto

catch

fish,

325-32

as

thumbscrews,271,

273,

281

time

and,

295,

296,

297

uncontrollable,

273

Enciso,

FranciscoFeman-

dez

de,

237

end,the,

planning

allthe

way

to,

236-4-4

end

time,296,

298-99

enemies:

attention

paid

to,

300

crushingcompletely,

107- 14

cultlike

following

and,

216

former

friends,

109

fortressesas

protection

from,

130-36

isolating

of,358,

363-64,

366

mirroreffect

and,

376-91

overreactiontomoves

of,

167

reconciliation

with,109,

11

l

reputations

of,37,40,

42

revenge

of,111,114,

261,

366

self—destruction

of,

114-

size

of,

428

stirring

up

angerin,

325-32

syrnpathizing

with,

109

using,

8-

15

winning

over,

371 -72

energy,saving

of,209,

211

England,

146,147,239,

240

Washington

and,

154

Ennemoser,_].,

227,

222

Enteractionwithboldness

(Law28),

227—35

entrancesand

exits,

198

envy,

188,4-00,4023,

404,405-6,

407-9

Epicurus,

319

equality,

xviii

Erickson,

Milton

11.,

212-13,259,315,

363

mirroring

used

by,

386-87

Erie

Railroad,

91 -92

Escorial,El,

353

Essays

inIdlmess

(Kenk‘6),

302-3,329,

414

Essex,

Earl

of,

34,

146,

364

Este,

Francesco

d’,

186

Este,

Isabella

d’,

150-52

Ethiopia,

25,288,

327-28

Ethiopianproverb,

167

exotica,267—-68,

319

F

abius,

53

Fables

(Aesop),

96,140,

233, 237,335,367,

370

Fables

(Birch),

328

Fablex

(Dodsley),

6'5,

296

Fables

(LaFontaine),

see

La

Fontaine,

jean

de,

fa~

blesof

Fable:

(Stevenson),

322

Fables

(roiswy).

33,152,

304,

477

fablesandfolktales:

“TheAnimalsStricken

withthe

Plague,”

38-40

“TheAssand

theGar»

dener,”

302

“The

Boy

andtheNet-

tle,”

233

“TheCatThatWalked

By

Himself,”

84

“Chelmjustice,”

207

“TheChestnutandthe

FigTree,”

764

“TheCitizenandthe

Traveller,”

322

“TheCrowandthe

Sheep,”

740

“The

Crow—Hen,

the

Cobra,

andthe

Jackal,"

207-3

“The

Dog

withthe

Cropped

Ears,”

42 0—2 7

“The

Eagle

andthe

Sow,”

752

“TheElmTreeandthe

Vine,”

85

“AFoolandaWise

Man,”

209- 70

“TheFoxandthe

Grapes,”

307

“TheFoxandthe

Stork,”

380-87

“TheFuneraloftheLi~

oness,”

264-65

“TheGentle

Artof

Per-

suasion,”

370