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The Conclusion summarizes the overall findings of the book. Europe is neither a chaotic profusion of variant ideas, nor a fixed set of essential characteristics. Late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century British ideas of Europe are best understood as a series of unresolved questions which revolve around precise debates. But ideas of Europe are not just abstract or metaphorical conceits because they can also inspire and constrain action.
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