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Historical Association  \nPublication Number 20  \nSERVICE CENTER FOR TEACHERS OF HISTORYA Service of the American Historical Association  \nTHE MACMILLAN COMPANY  \n60 Fifth Avenue,New York  \nTHE B00Ks P万P反腐 肉始ABOUND BOOKe    IMPORTANT—DO NOT TUCK THEBINDING OF THE BOOK BETWEEN THEPAPER AND FILM AS THIS WoULDSPLT THE COVER.  \nBPO-DART INDUSTRIESNARK14,NEW JFDSFYLOS ANG凰ES 25,CAtIFORNIARONTO 6,CANADAh比MADE  \nNATIONALISM:INTERPRETERSANDINTERPRETATIONS  \nSecond Edition  \nBy BOYD C.SHAFER  \nExecutive SecretaryAmerican Historical Association  \nA Publication of the American Historical Association'sSERVICE CENTER FOR TEACHERS OF HISTORY400 A Street,S.E.,Washington 3,D.C.  \nTHE MACMILLAN COMPANY,NEW YORKCOLLIER-MACMILLAN LIMITED,LONDON  \nA 5  \n0.20  \n◎ THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION 1959 AND 1963  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this book may be repro-duced in any form without permission in writing from thepublisher,except by a reviewer who wishes to quote briefpassages in connection with a review written for inclusionin a magazine or newspaper.The American HistoricalAssociation does not adopt official views on any field ofhistory.The Service Center,following the tradition of theAssociation,does not necessarily agree or disagree withthe views expressed in this book.  \nFirst Printing  \nLibrary of Congress catalog card number:63-9906The Macmillan Company,New YorkCollier-Macmillan Canada,Ltd.,Toronto,OntarioDIVISIONS OF THE CROWELL-COLLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n# COMMITTEE ON TEACHING OF THEAMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION\n\nJoSEPH R.STRAYER,ChairmanPrinceton University  \nFRANK FREIDELHarvard University  \nBoYD C.SHAFER(ex-0ficio)Executive Secretary,American Historical Association  \nSTANLEY J.IDZERDAMichigan State University  \nWILLIAM H.CARTWRIGHTDuke University  \nMRs.EUGENE MEYERWashington,D.C.  \nRoBERT R.CooNAlameda High SchoolJefferson County R-1Lakewood,Colorado  \nJIM B.PEARSONUniversity of Texas  \nMiss MARGARETA FAISSLERRoland Park Country School,Baltimore,Maryland  \nWALKER D.WYMANWisconsin State College,Whitewater  \n47634  \n# NATIONALISM:Interpreters\n\nBy BOYD C.SHAFER  \nNations today are the chief groups in which peoples divide—politi-cally,economically,and socially.¹For most men,the nation has becomethe primary object of loyalty and national ideals have become the highestthey hold.National governments now provide the most powerful andpervasive political authority.For their nations,organized into nationalstates,men have fought the great modern wars and,whether victoriousor vanquished,have died in millions.  \nGood citizens seek their welfare and fulfillment of their aspirationswithin their nations and demand that their fellows do likewise.Thegeneral welfare is not the welfare of mankind but that of nations of men.Liberties and obligations are not universal but national.Mankind exists  \nin imagination;in practice men are English or Russian,Chinese orIndian,Brazilian or American.In the contemporary world men identifythemselves first by their nationality,act primarily in their nationalgroupings,and generally worship national ideals above all others.  \nEverywhere on the shrinking globe and in the expanding skies menseek realization of their political aims and ambitions,whatever thesemay be,through their national states.Everywhere they think of theirnational states,no matter how shaky,as their bulwarks against economicadversity,their means to abundance.They expect their national states toestablish and maintain internal order and to win external prestige amongother nations.From their national states they expect guarantees againstthe vicissitudes of life and opportunities to gain livelihood,if not fortune.From their national states they expect protection against other nationalgroups of men who have ends similar to their own.For these purposesthey grant their national states supreme 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