The 48 Laws Of Power

440 INDEX

freedom,82,

167,

258,

262

of

expression,

321

free

lunch,

333-46

Freud,

Sigmund,

272,298,

353,

3:93

Frick,

Henry,

103

fn’end{s):

fonner,

now

enemies,

109

posingas,

whilework-

ing

as

spy,

101-6

scapegoating

of,

205

trusdng

of,

8-15 \

friendliness,

with

master,

I81

friendship,dependence

vs,

87

Fronde,the,133,

315

“Funeralofthe

Lioness,

The”

(LaFontaine),

264-65

Fm-ey,]oe,

140-41

Fushimiya,

343-44-

future,241,295,

296

gadfly,

324

Gaetani,

Cardinal

(Boni-

face

VIII),

361~62

Gainsborough,

Thomas,

278-79

Galileo,3-4,175,319,

398

gaps,

228

Garbo,Greta,

121

garden

of

weeds,

image

of,

408

Geezil,Sam,23-25,

27

generosity,

333,334,

344

in

disarming

victim,

89-94

indiscriminate,

335

of

others,

appealing

to,

98

strategic,

341,

342

Genghis

Khan,

99

“GentleArtof

Persuasion,

The“

(Aesop).

370

Germany,

239,240,

241

attackson

Landon,

106

Treaty

ofVersailles

and,

114

gestures,

asindicationof

weaknesses,

272

Getotherstodothework

for

you,

but

always

takethecredit

(Law

7),

56-61

Gliiberti,Lorenzo,

67

gifts,

92,334,

340,

343,

344

to

patrons,

288~89

Gilbert,

Marie

(Lola

Mon—

tez),55,77-79,235,

390-4)]

Giovane,Pa1ma,

46

Giovio,

Paolo,

109

giving

before

you

take.91,

92,288,

334

Glass

Menagerie,

The

(Williams),

355

go

iwei»-931:),363,423-24,

426

goal:

concentration

on,

175

disguising

of,

212

stopping

after

reaching,

410-13

“GodandAbraharn”

(Hz:

Subtle

Ruse:

The

Book

afxlrabic

Wzlrdom

and

Guile),

73-74

gods,

Greek,241,

243

gods

onMount

Olympus,

image

of,

243

Godunov,

Boris,

407

Goethe,

JohannWolfgang

Von,

xix,773,

222,

374

Golden

Bough,

The

(Frazer),

203

Golder:

Dream,

17w:Seekers

afEt

Darado

(Chap-

man),

738-40

Goldwyn,

Samuel,

32

Gonzaga,

Gianfrancesco,

150,

151

goodwillgestures.

373

“Goose

and

the

Horse,

The”

(fable),

172— 73

Gordian

knot,

351

Gordon-Gordon,

john,

Lord

Uohn

Crown-

ingsfield),

92

Co~Saiin,

Empemr,

306-7

Gossaert,

jan,

47

Goujian,

King,

168

Gould,

jay,

28429,

91-92

governing,flexibility

in,

427

Gracién,Baltasar,xxii,19,

72,314,

378

onabsenceand

pres~

ence,

121

on

being

first,

348

on

being

kinglike,

289

on

being

seen,

49

on

committing

tooth~

ers,757,

155

on

concealing

abilities,

249

on

conoealing

mistakes,

205

on

contempt,

308

on

disagreement

with

the

many,

378

on

doingthingsyourself

vs.

using

third

par-

ties,

213

on

envy,

403,409,

40.9

onfearof

failure,

230

on

finding

thethumb-

screw,

281

on

intensity

andexten-

sity,

176

on

lettingthings

be,

305

on

misfortunesofoth-

ers,

81

on

mystery,

54

onothers‘

dependence,

88

on

outxhining

themas

ter,

7

on

role~playing,

198

on

self—tespect,

283

on

stepping

into

a

great

man’s

shoes,

356

on

using

enemies,

15

on

using

others’knowl

edge,

60

on

usingstupidity,

161

Graham,

James,

22042

grandeur,

338

Grant,

Ulysses

S.,

366

gratitude

of

others,

a.ppea.l—

ing

to,

95-100

great

men,

stepping

into

shoes

of,

347»-57

Greece,241,318,319,350,

351,381,420,

428

greed,334,

337,

346

“Greedy

ManandtheErr

vious

Man,

The”

(Jewishparable),

407

Greek

sea-god

Proteus,

image

of,

198

Greeley,

Horace,

157

Gross,

George,

24-25

Gngsa,

Rae,

328~29