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franchise 
v. of Indians, be enfranchised.
See also: enfranchised
- 1963 I don't think anyone wants to franchise and I don't think anyone wants to sell outright. You can franchise off the reserve--that means you get your per cent of the capital of the Band's funds. . . . When they married the white boys they automatically left the Band, and so they franchised out.
- 1963 I don't think anyone wants to franchise and I don't think anyone wants to sell outright. You can franchise off the reserve--that means you get your per cent of the capital of the Band's funds. . . . When they married the white boys they automatically left the Band, and so they franchised out.