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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CHAPTER II . er a On a just and equitable solution of the so - called San Juan
Water Boundary Question depends the future , not only of British Columbia , but
also of the entire British possessions in North America . The contention on this ...
CHAPTER II . er a On a just and equitable solution of the so - called San Juan
Water Boundary Question depends the future , not only of British Columbia , but
also of the entire British possessions in North America . The contention on this ...
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Wilkes during his survey Rodgers ' Island ; and sometimes also called Bellevue
Island ) , the largest , and , from its geographical position , the most important , of
the group , has been described by the same United States official as follows ...
Wilkes during his survey Rodgers ' Island ; and sometimes also called Bellevue
Island ) , the largest , and , from its geographical position , the most important , of
the group , has been described by the same United States official as follows ...
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A body of water lying to the west of Blakely and Decatur Islands , and bounded
on the south and west by Lopez Island , called the Macedonian Crescent , is an
extensive and well - protected harbour . This bay is studded with small islands ...
A body of water lying to the west of Blakely and Decatur Islands , and bounded
on the south and west by Lopez Island , called the Macedonian Crescent , is an
extensive and well - protected harbour . This bay is studded with small islands ...
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In the year 1788 , Lieutenant Meares , of the British navy , discovered and
entered the mouth of a river ( now called tbe Columbia ) the head waters of which
rise on the western declivities of the Rocky Mountains , within British territory ,
and ...
In the year 1788 , Lieutenant Meares , of the British navy , discovered and
entered the mouth of a river ( now called tbe Columbia ) the head waters of which
rise on the western declivities of the Rocky Mountains , within British territory ,
and ...
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... to the effect that the boundary contemplated by the treaty would be a line
passing down the middle of the channel , called Canal de Haro , and not , as
suggested on the part of Great Britain , along the middle of the channel called
Vancouver ...
... to the effect that the boundary contemplated by the treaty would be a line
passing down the middle of the channel , called Canal de Haro , and not , as
suggested on the part of Great Britain , along the middle of the channel called
Vancouver ...
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