Chapter VII: Section I: How Citizenship is Obtained
1. Burghers of the Orange Free State are:
(_a_) White persons born from inhabitants of the State both before and after 23 February, 1854.
(_b_) White persons who have obtained burgher-right under the regulations of the Constitution of 1854 or the altered Constitution of 1866.
(_c_) White persons who have lived a year in the State and have fixed property registered under their own names to at least the value of £150.
(_d_) White persons who have lived three successive years in the State and have made a written promise of allegiance to the State and obedience to the laws, whereupon a certificate of citizenship (burghership) shall be granted by the Landrost of the district where they have settled.
(_e_) Civil and judicial officials who, before accepting their offices, have taken an oath of allegiance to the State and its laws.
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