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Dicey proposed the creation of a common citizenship, or “isopolity,” between the United States and the United Kingdom.

Isopolity, ī-so-pol′i-ti, n. equal rights of citizenship in different communities.

The eastern colonies joined the Latin towns which still existed: this is evident, though it is nowhere expressly mentioned; and a portion of the Latin country was ceded to Rome, with which the rest of the Latins formed a connection of friendship, perhaps of isopolity.