The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
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... and in my conversation with them , I could do no more than outline my opinion upon the subject and point out in what respect , we , on this side of the border , dissented from the contention of the United States .
... and in my conversation with them , I could do no more than outline my opinion upon the subject and point out in what respect , we , on this side of the border , dissented from the contention of the United States .
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... were described as men who were ill - informed , obstinate , greedy , refusing to agree to an arbitration in respect of the disputed boundary without first ob- taining from the United States Commissioners or Gov- ernment , a cession ...
... were described as men who were ill - informed , obstinate , greedy , refusing to agree to an arbitration in respect of the disputed boundary without first ob- taining from the United States Commissioners or Gov- ernment , a cession ...
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It was announced by the New York and Washington correspondents of London newspapers , that the Commissioners of the United States desired arbitration , and that the Canadian members of the Commission stood in the way .
It was announced by the New York and Washington correspondents of London newspapers , that the Commissioners of the United States desired arbitration , and that the Canadian members of the Commission stood in the way .
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The Municipal Law of the United States can have no force outside of the territories of the Republic , except upon board a ship sailing under the United States flag . The courts of the United States have held that a man standing on board ...
The Municipal Law of the United States can have no force outside of the territories of the Republic , except upon board a ship sailing under the United States flag . The courts of the United States have held that a man standing on board ...
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It was a violation of these settled principles of International Law for which , on many occasions , the United States had con- spicuously contended . It was also at variance with the contention of the United States , in her contro- ...
It was a violation of these settled principles of International Law for which , on many occasions , the United States had con- spicuously contended . It was also at variance with the contention of the United States , in her contro- ...
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Bibliografinė informacija
| Pavadinimas | The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
| Autorius | David Mills |
| Leidėjas | Government Print. Bureau, 1899 |
| Ilgis | 23 psl. |
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