In the event: of my husband's! death Tam still a British subject and can claim citizenship privileges anywhere within the Empire. If fail to keep registered at the American Consulate or if I fail to return to America for periodical vists I automatically lose my rights as a citizen of the U.S.A. It is cany fo register but rather dif felt to. make peri ts from this "iitangerwhat, shall dot Shall I up my "American citizenship? Under the present law, if I give it up I can never reside there again for longer than six months at a time, unless I take out papers and' become naturalized. Imagine going through the process of naturalization when one of my grandfathers rode horseback from Georgia to Philadelphia to sign the Declaration of Independ-one In the making of laws the good to the greatest number must kept in mind and any inconvenience the present law-causes to the few of us wha have dual citizenship isn't important, We are doubtless twice blessed. The unfortunate ones are those who, whether for the good of the majority or not, lose their own nationality. and rights jzenship and do not gain another by marriage.
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