Citizens
Both words in one sentence
- The unique status of Native people articulated in the Marshall Trilogy meant that Natives, being citizens of their sovereign-but-dependent tribes, were not fully "subject to the jurisdiction" of the United States, particularly when they were on the reservation.
Source: Useful Notes / Native Americans - That until 1924 many Native Americans weren't even US citizens didn't help matters.
Source: Useful Notes / Native Americans -
There seems to be no one between the ages of thirty and sixty left in Sakura-Shinmachi, at least no native Sakura-Shinmachi citizens.
Source: Manga / Yozakura Quartet
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