The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
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As a compromise we offered to leave Dyea and Skagway in your posses- sion , if you assented to our retaining Pyramid Harbour , which would afford to us a highway into the interior , through our own country . This compromise would have ...
As a compromise we offered to leave Dyea and Skagway in your posses- sion , if you assented to our retaining Pyramid Harbour , which would afford to us a highway into the interior , through our own country . This compromise would have ...
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... beyond which under the convention you have no right to go , upon condition , that we admitted , that the harbour from which we started , and the country through which our road ran , was under the sovereignty of the United States .
... beyond which under the convention you have no right to go , upon condition , that we admitted , that the harbour from which we started , and the country through which our road ran , was under the sovereignty of the United States .
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They fur- ther agreed , that for a period of ten years , the ships of both powers , and the ships which belong to the citizens and subjects of each , may without hindrance , frequent the interior seas , gulfs , harbours and creeks upon ...
They fur- ther agreed , that for a period of ten years , the ships of both powers , and the ships which belong to the citizens and subjects of each , may without hindrance , frequent the interior seas , gulfs , harbours and creeks upon ...
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It is , I think , manifest that the framers of the treaty assumed , that harbours , inlets , and arms of the sea , would be found , when the boundary was drawn , within British territory , and certain provi- sions of the treaty were ...
It is , I think , manifest that the framers of the treaty assumed , that harbours , inlets , and arms of the sea , would be found , when the boundary was drawn , within British territory , and certain provi- sions of the treaty were ...
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... in some places , harbours and inlets remaining on the British side of this boundary line , and Russia stipulated for the right of Russian navigators to use them , and for her ships to take refuge in them , as she had conceded a like ...
... in some places , harbours and inlets remaining on the British side of this boundary line , and Russia stipulated for the right of Russian navigators to use them , and for her ships to take refuge in them , as she had conceded a like ...
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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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