The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Pagina 193
... common tongue , a common tradition , and a common outlook , but without a State of their own . By nation we mean a nationality that has a State of its own , or several nationalities that are sufficiently integrated to have a State in common ...
... common tongue , a common tradition , and a common outlook , but without a State of their own . By nation we mean a nationality that has a State of its own , or several nationalities that are sufficiently integrated to have a State in common ...
Pagina 178
... common to the whole Peasant Community from the Baltic to the Mediterranean . It is necessary to rise above the exaggerated nationalism of the nineteenth century and to combine in the common struggle against Nazi tyranny . When , with ...
... common to the whole Peasant Community from the Baltic to the Mediterranean . It is necessary to rise above the exaggerated nationalism of the nineteenth century and to combine in the common struggle against Nazi tyranny . When , with ...
Pagina 243
... common people , ' although there is nothing , except war , from which the common people ' everywhere are so averse as revolution . To the partisans of revolution in this country , the common people ' are but the instrument -not the ...
... common people , ' although there is nothing , except war , from which the common people ' everywhere are so averse as revolution . To the partisans of revolution in this country , the common people ' are but the instrument -not the ...
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