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Discover Ludwig"British subject" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to someone with British citizenship or a legal obligation to the UK. For example, "Rebecca is a British subject and therefore has to pay British taxes."
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He always remained a British subject.
He became a British subject in 1947.
He was a British subject.
He has always been a British subject.
He became a British subject in 1948.
British subject with a Scottish father and an English mother.
He remained a British subject until his death in 1943.
LONDON — Goodbye Jack Smith, hello Mohammed Malik, model British subject.
Of course, he was never a British subject". JB: "No.
1927 Converted to Anglicanism; became a British subject.
At the decisive fight at King's Mountain, there was only one British subject.
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