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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.
The Ottoman Empire was weakening, however, and in 1821, the peoples of the Greek mainland achieved nationhood for the first time.
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.
An article argues that Timothy McVeigh's view of the Constitution--people may judge and overthrow a government that has exceeded its authority--is consistent with the vision of the Founding Fathers (but Lincoln forged a "new Constitution" based on "nationhood, equality and democracy").
Our commitment to nationhood generates the reciprocal sympathy that enables us to make the move from particular to universal.