Nationality is the miracle of political independence; race is the principle of physical analogy.

Summary

This quote suggests that nationality refers to the concept of a nation achieving political independence, which is seen as a significant achievement or miracle. On the other hand, race is described as a basis for physical similarity or analogy. The quote implies that nationality is more tied to political and social factors, while race is primarily a factor of physical characteristics. It highlights the importance of independence and national identity, separating it from the concept of race or physical attributes.

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