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Nations should emerge in the course of human evolution, should at a later stage also freely intermingle as to teach and help one another.
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The quote describes nations as stages in human development rather than permanent barriers. It says they should first emerge naturally, then later intermingle freely. Through that exchange, nations can teach and help one another. The central idea is cooperation across national boundaries while still recognizing the distinct nations that have developed.
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