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In the "Introduction" to Section 5 Philip McCarty argues that the slow transition of the concept of "nation" from its earlier connotation of "rabble" to "we the people" reflects a profound structural change in the social order. This process reflects the elevation of the rabble (or at least some of the rabble) to rights bearing individuals.
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