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    Dickerson,Flanagan,and O'Neill Claim That Without a National Mythology,the Nation Would
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Dickerson,Flanagan,and O'Neill Claim That Without a National Mythology,the Nation Would

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Dickerson,Flanagan,and O'Neill claim that without a national mythology,the nation would cease to exist.Explain the significant of national mythology,and why it is essential for the survival of a nation.

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