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A Country Which Would Never Exist Except By The Efforts Of A Phenomenal Collective Will - Except In A Dream We All Agreed To Dream; It Was A Mass Fantasy Shared In Varying Degrees By Bengali And Punjabi, Madrasi And Jat, And Would Periodically Need The Sanctification And Renewal Which Can Only Be Provided By Rituals Of Blood.

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