Western nations in Europe or in the Americas during the second half of the nineteenth century, whether rising or established, were what historian Benedict Anderson termed as ``imagined communities.'' Even though members of a nation will never meet one another, their beliefs, attitudes, and sentiments are similar. Paradoxes abound though.
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