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 1 Intro |         Greece, in which the whole nation participates; even as in
 2 Intro |        even as in India, the whole nation combines to elaborate the
 3 Range |             natural heirlooms of a nation which has preserved the
 4 Range |            identification with the nation has been the weakness of
 5 Confuc| inexhaustible power of the Chinese nation. True to this, their ancestral
 6 Buddhi|          the inclusive form of the nation's life. The great Vedantic
 7 Asuka |            But the chief idea of a nation that would admit Buddhist
 8 Fujiwa|            dominant element in the nation's range of variation, the
 9 Toyoto|            admiration of the whole nation by its splendour and magnificence.
10 Toyoto|      pleasure was yet sweet to the nation, freed from half a century
11 Meiji |           and artistic life of the nation, as we have described it
12 Meiji |        self-reliant manhood of the nation. The beautiful bells of
13 Meiji |           the~declaration that the nation was not ready for fool-hardy
14 Meiji |           energy that thrilled the nation, making the humblest conscript
15 Meiji |         sacrifice too great if the nation were to be made efficient
16 Meiji |      polity, would have dashed the nation to pieces in its seething
17 Meiji |         which the life of a modern nation forces her to assume, is,
18 Vista |        phases the evolution of the nation is clear and unconfused,