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Such rulers began to move away, however unintentionally, from a “political map [that] was an inextricably superimposed and tangled one, in which different juridical instances were geographically interwoven and stratified, and plural allegiances, asymmetrical suzerainties and anomalous enclaves abounded.”
The Invention of the Passport: Surveillance, Citizenship and the State (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society)
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