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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... it will be seen that it is of the very last importance to the citizens of Vancouver '
s Island , and of the mainland of British Columbia , that in case of any
disagreement with the United States they should hold possession of this key to
the strait .
... it will be seen that it is of the very last importance to the citizens of Vancouver '
s Island , and of the mainland of British Columbia , that in case of any
disagreement with the United States they should hold possession of this key to
the strait .
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... Mountains , shall , together with its harbours , bays , and creeks , and the
navigation of all rivers within the same , be free and open , for the term of ten
years from the date of the signature of the present convention , to the vessels ,
citizens ...
... Mountains , shall , together with its harbours , bays , and creeks , and the
navigation of all rivers within the same , be free and open , for the term of ten
years from the date of the signature of the present convention , to the vessels ,
citizens ...
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... discovery of the sources of that river , and the exploration of its course to the
sea , by Captains Lewis and Clarke , in 1805 - 6 ; and the establishment of the
first posts and settlements in the territory in question by citizens of the United
States .
... discovery of the sources of that river , and the exploration of its course to the
sea , by Captains Lewis and Clarke , in 1805 - 6 ; and the establishment of the
first posts and settlements in the territory in question by citizens of the United
States .
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... if the infant settlements on the more southern Atlantic shores justified a claim
thence to the South Seas , and , which was actually enforced , to the Mississippi ;
that of the millions of American citizens already within reach of those seas cannot
...
... if the infant settlements on the more southern Atlantic shores justified a claim
thence to the South Seas , and , which was actually enforced , to the Mississippi ;
that of the millions of American citizens already within reach of those seas cannot
...
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... it is established , and local circumstances render it probable that if this part of
the line were not to be precisely determined , the uncertainty as to its course
might give rise to disputes between British subjects and citizens of the United
States .
... it is established , and local circumstances render it probable that if this part of
the line were not to be precisely determined , the uncertainty as to its course
might give rise to disputes between British subjects and citizens of the United
States .
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