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He builds his interpretation on critical planks of the postbellum legal order, namely the ideas of nationhood and national citizenship.
16 The first is the Aristotelian principle, which grounds the virtue of equal treatment in the affective bonds of friendship or, by extrapolation, in the ties of nationhood.
The world-wide depression of the 1930s brought a new wave of demonstrations in Jamaica, and a number of individuals emerged to lead the people and pave the way for nationhood.
Yet, the very effort to secure this fair representation of all voting groups threatens both the sense of common nationhood in the United States and calls into question the integrity of individual decision making in democratic elections.
Robert Burns’s poems and Walter Scott’s novels rekindled interest in Scotland’s history and nationhood; Scott especially worked hard to raise Scotland’s profile.