An Article II “natural born Citizen” Is Not the Same As an English Common Law “natural born subject”
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I have already written an essay explaining that the Founders and Framers relied upon natural law, the law of nations, and Emer de Vattel for their Article II definition of a “natural born Citizen” and not upon the English common law. That essay is entitled, ‘The Law of Nations or Principles of Natural Law’ as U.S. Federal Common Law Not English Common Law Define What an Article II Natural Born Citizen Is . This essay will address the related specific question of whether the Framers gave to the “natural born Citizen” clause the same meaning that the English common law gave to a “natural born subject.”






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