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1300. CITIZENSHIP, Government and.
—No Englishman will pretend that a right to
participate in government can be derived from
any other source than a personal right, or a
right of property. The conclusion is inevitable
that he, who had neither his person nor
property in America, could rightfully assume
a participation in its government.—
To M. Soulés. Washington ed. ix, 299.
Ford ed., iv, 306.
(P.
1786)
—CIVIL SERVICE.—See Office.
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