Note 465 — Chapter XII · THE LAW OF CITIZENSHIP
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These qualifications, in the aggregate, have been of age, sex, residence, religion, property, race, and tax-paying. See the provisions in the State constitutions in Charters and Constitutions, 7 vols., U. S. Government Printing Office, 1909; and a detailed account of these early qualifications (1776–1850) in the author’s Constitutional History of the American People, i., ch. iii.