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Citizenship --- Citoyenneté --- Rome --- Colonies --- Foreign relations --- Politics and government --- Relations extérieures --- Politique et gouvernement --- -34 <37> --- Birthright citizenship --- Citizenship (International law) --- National citizenship --- Nationality (Citizenship) --- Political science --- Public law --- Allegiance --- Civics --- Domicile --- Political rights --- Romeins recht --(algemeen-voor verdere onderafdelingen z.o:{341 <37>}; {342 <37>}; {343 <37>};{347.1 <37>}; {?347.2 <37>: 347.6 <37>}; {347.62 <37>} --- Law and legislation --- Colonies. --- Foreign relations. --- Politics and government. --- 34 <37> Romeins recht --(algemeen-voor verdere onderafdelingen z.o:{341 <37>}; {342 <37>}; {343 <37>};{347.1 <37>}; {?347.2 <37>: 347.6 <37>}; {347.62 <37>} --- Citoyenneté --- Relations extérieures --- 34 <37> --- Citizenship - Rome --- Rome - Colonies --- Rome - Foreign relations --- Rome - Politics and government

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Excerpt: "The scenes of the war, related by a boy who followed the flag from the beginning to the end of the war, must carry with them a sense of accuracy, for they are the recollections of actual service. Those books which have been written upon the war have, with very few exceptions, been penned from the standpoint of mature opinions and experiences. In this work the views and struggles of a boy who went into the army, from an honest desire to do right, are portrayed. To fight was abhorrent to his nature, but there was a call for men who were willing to defend the institutions of his beloved land. And that defense was only possible through bloodshed and conflict. Tenderly instructed by a loving and gentle mother, whose early home was in the South, it was almost a wrenching of her cherished opinions, to give him up to fight against her kindred. But her boy did not enter the contest with a thought of conquering his fellow-beings, but as a duty which, though painful, must be performed. How that dear mother gave him to his country, how he marched, and fought, and endured hardships, are here set forth in the colors of truth, for it is a true story.."

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