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Every nation needed an enemy, you wrote, every group a nemesis. Quite a statement, though you should have left it at that. But you added that the stronger a nation was, the more defined the enemy needed to be. I thought that wasn’t right. I know it was one of the characters in your novel who said it, not you; nevertheless, it gives me pleasure to point out that you were wrong and your character too. Who would have expected that the new enemy would be terror? Who would have thought that we’d declare war on an abstract noun?
The Wrong End of the Telescope
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