Titlebook: Different Paths to the Nation; Regional and Nationa Laurence Cole (lecturer in modern European history Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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E. V. Orlenko,V. K. Khersonsky,F. E. Orlenkowed sense of religious purpose among Catholics at a time of immense political, ideological and structural change in Europe. Indeed, the period from roughly 1830 to 1870 — the same decades that saw a strong surge in nationalist fervour on the continent — corresponds to the time when Ultramontanism fo

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Qualitative Properties of Dispersive PDEss with different linguistic and religious traditions could live side by side, without the need to define themselves in terms of rigidly opposed national allegiances. The existing geopolitical structures were conceived in terms of a political vocabulary which — generally speaking — did not employ the

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,German, Austrian or ‘Salzburger’? National identities in Salzburg c.1830–70,actical definition must suffice. In what follows, ‘identity’ will be understood as a process whereby individuals and social groups — in this case, those within the Austrian province of Salzburg — perceive the nature of their existential and social situation and seek to create a stable system of valu

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