The great effect of the last invasion was to accelerate the breaking up of political unity, and the introduction of feudal organization, or the preponderance of local rule as opposed to centralized power.
The political life of Germany, notwithstanding its abundant resources, mainly from the decay of public spirit and the want of political unity, had become stagnant and corrupt.
As another side of this last movement, political unity in Europe has superseded ecclesiastical unity.
Within many of the groups mentioned there is meager survival of political unity.
As has been pointed out, the close of the Napoleonic period found Germany entirely devoid of political unity, in both name and fact.
This form of political unity may be very imperfect, but it is nevertheless unity consummated in the best possible manner which the system of separate thrones would permit.
We have the encouragement of new conditions--of conditions which give a warrant, wherever they obtain, for the permanence of political unity.
At the same time it is equally untrue that India was never a political unity.
Yet even Vincent Smith does not doubt that India is a political unity to-day.
I cannot see any reason for supposing that the mechanical drawing together of the peoples of the world into one economic and political unityis likely to cease--unless our civilization ceases.
Common citizenship, or isopolity, has no necessary connection whatever with national or political unity.
She is not yet a firm, stable, political unity, but is working with tremendous activity to build up and operate a plan of internal policy.
Now, the striking feature of this race, to-day, is an absolute want of political unity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "political unity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
