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The following is an excerpt from Giuseppe Mazzini's The Duties of Man (Evaluating the Evidence 23.1) . Mazzini's words were addressed to Italian workingmen: "God gave you the means of multiplying your forces and your powers of action indefinitely when he gave you a Country, when, like a wise overseer of labor, who distributes the different parts of the work according to the capacity of the workmen, he divided Humanity into distinct groups upon the face of our globe, and thus planted the seeds of nations. Evil governments have disfigured the design of God, which you may see clearly marked out, as far, at least, as regards Europe, by the courses of the great rivers, by the lines of the lofty mountains, and by other geographical conditions; they have disfigured it by conquest, by greed, by jealousy of the just sovereignty of others; disfigured it so much that today there is perhaps no nation except England and France whose confines correspond to this design."
In Mazzini's view, the Europe of his day
Functionally Autonomous
A term by psychologist Gordon Allport referring to motives or behaviors that continue independently even after the original reasons for them have changed.
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Fixations
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Propriate Motives
Motivations that are integral to an individual's self-concept and are related to the goals of maintaining self-identity and personal significance.
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