The Canadian View of the Alaskan Boundary DisputeGovernment Print. Bureau, 1899 - 23 psl. |
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... interior . Our geographical position is such , that the disputed territory is of immensely greater con- sequence to us , than to you . It is well to bear in mind that two controversies have arisen between you and us in respect to the ...
... interior . Our geographical position is such , that the disputed territory is of immensely greater con- sequence to us , than to you . It is well to bear in mind that two controversies have arisen between you and us in respect to the ...
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... interior , through our own country . This compromise would have left you the greater portion of the territory , at this point , in dispute . It would have made the Lynn Inlet a common water . This proposal your represen- tatives ...
... interior , through our own country . This compromise would have left you the greater portion of the territory , at this point , in dispute . It would have made the Lynn Inlet a common water . This proposal your represen- tatives ...
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... interior . They had at the time no resources in the country for the purpose . 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 ...
... interior . They had at the time no resources in the country for the purpose . 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 ...
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... interior seas , gulfs , harbours and creeks upon the coast mentioned in the preceding article . Here there was no division of territory between the parties . There was a modus vivendi provided by which the United States agreed not to ...
... interior seas , gulfs , harbours and creeks upon the coast mentioned in the preceding article . Here there was no division of territory between the parties . There was a modus vivendi provided by which the United States agreed not to ...
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... interior seas , gulfs , & c . , south of 54 degrees and 40 minutes , and Russia agreed not to exclude the United States vessels from like waters north of that parallel The United States Government knew at the time this convention was ...
... interior seas , gulfs , & c . , south of 54 degrees and 40 minutes , and Russia agreed not to exclude the United States vessels from like waters north of that parallel The United States Government knew at the time this convention was ...
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141st degree 40 minutes north 54 degrees 56th degree Adams Alask Stanford Law ALASKAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE American continent arbitration ascend north Behring Sea boundary line Britain and Russia Britannic Majesty British possessions Calif Canadian view claim Clarence Channel coast mentioned coast range continent of America controversy DAVID MILLS degree of latitude degree of north degree of west degrees 40 minutes drawn Dyea and Skagway Emperor of Russia FP AMQ PNC Government harbours High Contracting parties high seas Island to Russia leave the whole lies in 54 limitary line line of demarcation Lynn Inlet minutes north latitude minutes of north mountains N. Y. Stockton north of 54 Pacific Ocean PAMPHLET BINDER Syracuse PNC The Canadian point of Prince Prince of Wales protocols refer the question right of navigation Russians had visited southernmost point Stanford Law Library strikes the 56th tain tion trading Wales Island waters west longitude wholly
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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