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 1    1,  10|         the internal order of each nation and in the international
 2    2,  20|      short-cut for building up the nation and the State; thus many
 3    3,  27|      between nations, so that each nation can uphold its own rights
 4    4,  35|    honourably in the life of their nation and to assist them along
 5    4,  43|         family, his community, his nation, and ultimately all humanity.86
 6    5,  44| self-interest as a class, group or nation would inevitably set them
 7    5,  44|          individual, group, class, nation or State. Not even the majority
 8    5,  45|           absorb within itself the nation, society, the family, religious
 9    5,  50|       generation, the culture of a nation derives its character. Indeed,
10    5,  51|       limited to one's own family, nation or State, but extends progressively