associate justice of the United States Supreme Court (1811 45), who joined Chief Justice John Marshall in giving juristic support to the development of American nationalism.
The seven years' war, with Wolfe's capture of Quebec at its symbolic summit, accelerated the development of British nationalism in time for its epic struggle against the French revolutionaries and the "Corsican tyrant".
More spacious, and also more densely detailed, is Frederick Brown's "For the Soul of France: Culture Wars in the Age of Dreyfus" (2010), which traces the development of racist nationalism and reactionary Catholicism from the mid-19th century onward until they culminated in the Dreyfus Affair.
Colin Kidd has observed a change of attitudes to historical writing and suggests that this was one reason for a lack of the development of political nationalism.
For the next 15 years he directed the administration of that kingdom and cultivated the development of nascent Czech nationalism along cultural lines.
Nationalist China rose in the mid-1920s amid a resurgence of nationalism and national consciousness stimulated by post-World War I developments.
As you point out, the ideal of "the people" ("das Volk") has an ambivalent history in the development of 19th-century German nationalism.
The inflexible centralism of the Franco regime and its repression of any expression of regional difference, however, were instrumental in stimulating the development of a more radical nationalism among Basque youth in the 1950s.
He researches and writes on the history of youth, development, and nationalism in 20th-century Lesotho.
Therefore, the national parliaments also have a capacity to antidote EU's legitimacy problem, which dramatically worsened after the recent developments like the Brexit, the rise of nationalism in Europe, and the economic crisis in the Eurozone.
