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This volume investigates the foundational narratives and historical trajectories that define the identity of diverse nations. The authors, Kenneth Cedric Evans and M. F. Donoghue, utilize a comparative historical framework to examine how collective memory and political evolution shape the modern state. By synthesizing archival records and geopolitical analysis, the text argues that national character is a constructed outcome of specific historical crises and cultural milestones.
What You Will Find
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Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which requires a foundational understanding of global history. Experts highlight this as a useful text for students seeking to understand the intersection of historiography and national identity.
Page Count:
96
Publication Date:
1970-12-01
Publisher:
Oliver & B
ISBN-10:
0050020277
ISBN-13:
9780050020272
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