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Originally appearing in Volume V08, Page 22 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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DENIZEN (derived through the Fr. from
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Lat. de intus, " from within," i.e. as opposed to "
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foreign ")  , an
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alien who obtains by letters patent (ex donatione regis) certain of the privileges of a
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British subject . He cannot be a member of the privy
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council or of
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parliament, or hold any
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civil or military
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office of
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trust, or take a
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grant of and from the
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crown . The
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Naturalization
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Act 187o provides that nothing therein contained shall affect the grant of any letters of denization by the
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sovereign .

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