The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
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Our representatives had offered to accept a compromise which would permit us to retain so much of the disputed country as would afford us a means of access to our own possession in the interior . Our geographical position is such ...
Our representatives had offered to accept a compromise which would permit us to retain so much of the disputed country as would afford us a means of access to our own possession in the interior . Our geographical position is such ...
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Islands which Russia ceded to you , along with her possessions upon this continent , was a part of your acquisition , and so the fur - bearing seals found in its waters were your exclusive property . Sometimes you contended that it was ...
Islands which Russia ceded to you , along with her possessions upon this continent , was a part of your acquisition , and so the fur - bearing seals found in its waters were your exclusive property . Sometimes you contended that it was ...
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The possession of the inlet is of great consequence to us . It is of little importance to you . As a compromise we offered to leave Dyea and Skagway in your posses- sion , if you assented to our retaining Pyramid Harbour , which would ...
The possession of the inlet is of great consequence to us . It is of little importance to you . As a compromise we offered to leave Dyea and Skagway in your posses- sion , if you assented to our retaining Pyramid Harbour , which would ...
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Before the treaty was negotiated between Great Britain and Russia , disputes had arisen between the Government of the United Kingdom and the Emperor of Russia in regard to the extent of their respective possessions upon the north - west ...
Before the treaty was negotiated between Great Britain and Russia , disputes had arisen between the Government of the United Kingdom and the Emperor of Russia in regard to the extent of their respective possessions upon the north - west ...
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The English by the treaty were left in possession of nearly the whole country . ... Before this treaty was made , the United States had acquired north of the 42nd degree of latitude , whatever rights Spain possessed upon the coast .
The English by the treaty were left in possession of nearly the whole country . ... Before this treaty was made , the United States had acquired north of the 42nd degree of latitude , whatever rights Spain possessed upon the coast .
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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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