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You should begin with the essentials which are the classics. So, Greek and Roman literature, from those you only have one book. I recommend you to read "The Prince" by Machiavelli (how governing works in practice), "Nicomachean Ethics" by Aristotle (why be good), and "The Republic" by Plato (why democracy is a failure.) Then move towards more modern and thus advanced literature like Evola, Nietsche, Kaczynski, and Dostoyevsky who build on some of the principles established in classic literature. You're not wrong, but assuming that's all you've read, then you don't have a solid foundation.
