Citizenship, Its Meaning, Privileges and Duties

Originally published in 1923, Citizenship is a comprehensive exploration of what it means to be a citizen, the privileges that come with that status, and the obligations that citizens have to their government and each other. Author Frederick Robert Worts was a prominent British lawyer and politician who believed that a strong understanding of citizenship was key to maintaining a healthy democracy. This book remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in political science and civic engagement.

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