The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
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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 . Russia was confined to a narrow fringe upon the shore . Before this treaty was made , the United States had acquired north of the 42nd degree of latitude ...
The English by the treaty were left in possession of nearly the whole country . Russia was confined to a narrow fringe upon the shore . Before this treaty was made , the United States had acquired north of the 42nd degree of latitude ...
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In 1824 , the United States made a treaty with Russia , which is modelled on the plan of the one which had previously been entered into by the United Kingdom and the United States . This con- vention , between the United States and ...
In 1824 , the United States made a treaty with Russia , which is modelled on the plan of the one which had previously been entered into by the United Kingdom and the United States . This con- vention , between the United States and ...
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... which so far as Russian rights are con- cerned , are confined to certain islands north of the 35th degree of latitude and have no existence on the continent of America . " There is nothing in the treaty of 1824 inconsis- tent.
... which so far as Russian rights are con- cerned , are confined to certain islands north of the 35th degree of latitude and have no existence on the continent of America . " There is nothing in the treaty of 1824 inconsis- tent.
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There is nothing in the treaty of 1824 inconsis- tent with the contention which Mr. Adams put for- ward in this communication , and so we find Mr. Adams , in his letter of instructions to Mr. Middleton , takes the ground that the ...
There is nothing in the treaty of 1824 inconsis- tent with the contention which Mr. Adams put for- ward in this communication , and so we find Mr. Adams , in his letter of instructions to Mr. Middleton , takes the ground that the ...
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| Pavadinimas | The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary Dispute |
| Autorius | David Mills |
| Leidėjas | Government Print. Bureau, 1899 |
| Ilgis | 23 psl. |
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