The right of a foreign power to make demands upon a nation. relative to its internal concerns. exists only when the liberty or property of the citizen of such foreign country is involved. And even in those cases. the violation of the right must be clear. No such right exists for political grievances. for the reason that there is no such thing as political rights in an alien. As soon as the alien is naturalized. he renounces his allegiance to his mother country. and terminates his relation therewith. The principal grievances of the outlanders. on account of which Great Britain has interfered with the internal affairs of the South African Republic. were five. i.
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