Note 487 — Chapter XII · THE LAW OF CITIZENSHIP
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Idem. and citing Ex parte Yarbrough 110 U. S., 651 (already considered in the present Chapter) and Neal v. Delaware, 103 U. S., 370. The decisions of the Supreme Court do not conflict with a State constitution that requires, as a qualification for voting, a literacy test, or a religious test, or a property test, or indeed any test which is not a discrimination on account of race color or previous condition of servitude.