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662. An alien is, at common law, a subject of a foreign state who has not been born within the allegiance (x) of the Crown (a). The status of a person, as to whether he is an alien or not, is determined by the law of this country {h), is the mutual bond and obligation between the king and his whereby subjects are called his liege subjects because they are bound Therefore it is truly said protectio trahit suhjecobey and serve him.
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