When Nationalism Began to Hate: Imagining Modern Politics in Nineteenth-Century Poland

Anita Shelton

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Polish Historical and Cultural Studies Historical and Cultural Studies of Poland Central European national history

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Introduction 1. The Nation as Action 2. The Social Nation 3. The Struggle for Survival 4. The Return to Action 5. The Lud, the Narod, and Historical Time 6. Organization 7. The National Struggle 8. National Egoism Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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