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The house of Hohenzollern and the Hapsburg monarchy

Gustav Pollak

1917

The conquest of a continent; or, The expansion of races in America

Madison Grant

2011

Novels (Mansfield Park / Persuasion / Pride and Prejudice)

Jane Austen

1985

The birthright

Arthur Hawkes

1919

India to-day

R. Palme Dutt

1940

Nationality in modern history

J. Holland Rose

1916

Greece before the peace congress of 1919

Eleutherios Venizelos

1919

We who built America

Carl Frederick Wittke

1939

Nationalizing America

Edward Alfred Steiner

1916

The clash!

Moore, William Henry

1918

Kokutai no hongi =

Japan. Monbushō.

1974

The Swedish nation in word and picture, together with short summaries of the contributions mades

H. Lundborg

1921

Job's dungheap

Bernard Lazare

1948

The heart of Europe

Charles Pergler

1917

Citizenship, East and West

André Liebich, Daniel Warner

1995

A dying Empire

Bogumil Vošnjak

1918

Douglas Hyde [An Craoibhin Aoibhinn]

Diarmid Coffey

1917

Historia De Una Pasion Argentina (Ensayo)

Eduardo Mallea

1936

France herself again

Ernest Dimnet

1914

Manual of education in Chosen

Korea. Gakumukyoku.

1920

Immigration Law and Practice in the United Kingdom

David Neale, Sadat Sayeed, Stephanie Harrison et al.

2014

America faces the future

Durant Drake

1922

Nationalism and education in modern China

Cyrus Henderson Peake

1932

Fragments of political science on nationalism and inter-nationalism

Francis Lieber

1868

Maximilien Robespierre

James M. Eagan, James Michael Eagan

1978

National Unity In The German Novel Before 1870

Roy Henderson Perring

1911

Indian nationality

R. N. Gilchrist

1920

Racial problems in Hungary

R. W. Seton-Watson

1908

Independence For India

Julia E. Johnsen

1943

The Outlaw Sea

William Langewiesche

2004

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