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About The Editors:John Boardman Is Lincoln Professor Of Classical Archaeology At The University Of Oxford

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Imperial Alchemy: Nationalism And Political Identity In Southeast Asia,New Prentice Hall You Can Test Yourself AtThe Midtwentieth Century Marked One Of The Greatest Watersheds Of Asian History, When A Range Of Imperial Constructs Were Declared To Be Nationstates, Either By Revolution Or Decolonisation. Nationalism Was The Great Alchemist, Turning The Base Metal Of Empire Into The Gold Of Nations. To Achieve Such A Transformation From The Immense Diversity Of These Asian Empires Required A Different Set Of Forces From Those That Europeans Had Needed In Their