Citizen or subject?
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1. Front matter2. AUTHOR’S NOTE3. PREFACE4. CHAPTER I SUBJECTS BECOME CITIZENS5. CHAPTER II THE STATE GOVERNMENTS FORM A UNION OF STATES6. CHAPTER III AMERICANS FIND THE NEED OF A SINGLE NATION7. CHAPTER IV THE BIRTH OF THE NATION8. CHAPTER V THE CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED9. CHAPTER VI THE CONVENTIONS GIVE THE CONSENT10. CHAPTER VII PEOPLE OR GOVERNMENT?—CONVENTIONS OR LEGISLATURES?11. CHAPTER VIII PHILADELPHIA ANSWERS “CONVENTIONS, NOT LEGISLATURES”12. CHAPTER IX THE FIFTH ARTICLE NAMES ONLY “CONVENTIONS”13. CHAPTER X ABILITY OF LEGISLATURES REMEMBERED14. CHAPTER XI CONVENTIONS CREATE GOVERNMENT OF MEN15. CHAPTER XII TWO ARTICLES NAME “CONVENTIONS”16. CHAPTER XIII CONVENTIONS KNOW “CONVENTIONS” ARE “THE PEOPLE”17. CHAPTER XIV SEVENTEEN ARTICLES RESPECT HUMAN FREEDOM18. CHAPTER XV THE EXILED TORY ABOUT TO RETURN19. CHAPTER XVI THE TORY “EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT”20. CHAPTER XVII THE TORY IN THE HOUSE21. CHAPTER XVIII THE TORY IN THE SENATE22. CHAPTER XIX ARE WE CITIZENS?23. CHAPTER XX LEST WE FORGET24. CHAPTER XXI BRIEFS IGNORE THE AMERICAN CITIZEN25. CHAPTER XXII NO CHALLENGE TO THE TORY CONCEPT26. CHAPTER XXIII THE CHALLENGES THAT FAILED27. CHAPTER XXIV GOVERNMENTS CLAIM AMERICANS AS SUBJECTS28. CHAPTER XXV CITIZEN OR “EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT”?29. CHAPTER XXVI THE AMERICAN CITIZEN WILL REMAIN30. APPENDICES