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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6 The first operation of these officers would be to determine with accuracy the
point at which the forty - ninth parallel of latitude strikes the eastern shore of the
Gulf of Georgia , and to mark that point by a substantial monument . “ From that
point ...
6 The first operation of these officers would be to determine with accuracy the
point at which the forty - ninth parallel of latitude strikes the eastern shore of the
Gulf of Georgia , and to mark that point by a substantial monument . “ From that
point ...
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... steamer , it being intended that the last - mentioned officer should survey and
draw up a chart of the channels and islands between the continent and
Vancouver ' s Island . Captain Prevost arrived in the Harbour of Esquimault ,
Vancouver ' s ...
... steamer , it being intended that the last - mentioned officer should survey and
draw up a chart of the channels and islands between the continent and
Vancouver ' s Island . Captain Prevost arrived in the Harbour of Esquimault ,
Vancouver ' s ...
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I cannot conceive the motive which could induce any officer of the United States
Government to surrender a portion of the territory which the line proposed by the
British Government threw on the American side , when at the same time he knew
...
I cannot conceive the motive which could induce any officer of the United States
Government to surrender a portion of the territory which the line proposed by the
British Government threw on the American side , when at the same time he knew
...
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And no officer of the United States Government would have ventured to make
such a concession without its being fully understood by all who had any
connection with making or ratifying the treaty . Even the reason you suggest for
the ...
And no officer of the United States Government would have ventured to make
such a concession without its being fully understood by all who had any
connection with making or ratifying the treaty . Even the reason you suggest for
the ...
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CHAPTER IX . It would appear that the United States Commissioner inferred ,
from his failure to convince Captain Prevost that the Canal de Haro was the "
channel ” intended by the treaty , that the last - mentioned officer had been
bampered ...
CHAPTER IX . It would appear that the United States Commissioner inferred ,
from his failure to convince Captain Prevost that the Canal de Haro was the "
channel ” intended by the treaty , that the last - mentioned officer had been
bampered ...
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