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He identifies administrative transcendence and sectionalism as distinguishing Japanese state making from its Western counterpart. Coverage of Tichenor's career as a Confederate "fighting chaplain" (he killed at least two Union soldiers) reveals the sectionalism that undergirded his Baptist work. The same was the case for the American historical profession in the late nineteenth century, when sectionalism was the rule in readings of reconstruction, as well as during World War One when patriotism compromised the very notion of objectivity (see Novick). |
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