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sectionalism
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Also, the sectionalist allegiance will become a means to preserve political or personal gains or to seize them from others in power.
National liberation and Arab identity by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Calhoun: Sectionalist 1840-1850 (New York: Russell and Russell, 1951), 273-331; Ernest McPherson Lander, Jr.
The diplomacy of conservatism and the conservatism of diplomacy by Clinton, David / Modern Age
Yet neither race nor sectionalist sentiment ever actually went away as factors in lawyers' practical courtroom work.
Courting stupidity: why smart lawyers pick dumb jurors by Olson, Walter K. / Reason
 
 
 
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