A History of the San Juan Water Boundary Question, as Affecting the Division of Territory Between Great Britain and the United StatesCassell, Petter, and Galpin, 1869 - 446 էջ |
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A glance at the map will show that the island is situate on the western coast of
North America , and that a portion of it lies to the south of the forty - ninth parallel
of north latitude . It is separated on the north from British Columbia by St . George
...
A glance at the map will show that the island is situate on the western coast of
North America , and that a portion of it lies to the south of the forty - ninth parallel
of north latitude . It is separated on the north from British Columbia by St . George
...
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... south of the cluster of islands above mentioned , and join the Pacific Ocean
through the Straits of San Juan da Fuca . ... at the southern and eastern extremity
of the Island of Vancouver ; and the communication between these harbours and
...
... south of the cluster of islands above mentioned , and join the Pacific Ocean
through the Straits of San Juan da Fuca . ... at the southern and eastern extremity
of the Island of Vancouver ; and the communication between these harbours and
...
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These islands are particularly adapted to raising of sheep , as has been fully
demonstrated by the Hudson ' s Bay Company on San Juan Island . The mutton
of Vancouver ' s and San Juan Islands is remarkable for its delicacy of flavour ,
which ...
These islands are particularly adapted to raising of sheep , as has been fully
demonstrated by the Hudson ' s Bay Company on San Juan Island . The mutton
of Vancouver ' s and San Juan Islands is remarkable for its delicacy of flavour ,
which ...
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They are , in fact , the only check upon the preponderance which the ownership
of Vancouver ' s Island gives to Great Britain in this quarter . ” The island of San
Juan ( named by Capt . Wilkes during his survey Rodgers ' Island ; and
sometimes ...
They are , in fact , the only check upon the preponderance which the ownership
of Vancouver ' s Island gives to Great Britain in this quarter . ” The island of San
Juan ( named by Capt . Wilkes during his survey Rodgers ' Island ; and
sometimes ...
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Bellevue Prairie , situated on the lower end of the island , is about two miles long
, by half a mile wide . Oak Prairie , which takes its name from the groves of oak
scattered over it , containing about 1 , 000 acres , is bounded on the north and ...
Bellevue Prairie , situated on the lower end of the island , is about two miles long
, by half a mile wide . Oak Prairie , which takes its name from the groves of oak
scattered over it , containing about 1 , 000 acres , is bounded on the north and ...
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