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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... Pacific Railroad , would be the most direct route for the commerce between London and China , Corea , Japan , and the Eastern Archipelago . Such an undertaking might relieve the over- stocked labour market 12 SAN JUAN WATER BOUNDARY .
... Pacific Railroad , would be the most direct route for the commerce between London and China , Corea , Japan , and the Eastern Archipelago . Such an undertaking might relieve the over- stocked labour market 12 SAN JUAN WATER BOUNDARY .
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... Pacific is to be closed to Great Britain and the Dominion by United States forts ? Shut out from the Pacific , the territory of which I have spoken must perforce join its interests with those of the United States , and be added to the ...
... Pacific is to be closed to Great Britain and the Dominion by United States forts ? Shut out from the Pacific , the territory of which I have spoken must perforce join its interests with those of the United States , and be added to the ...
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... Pacific . This report was addressed to the President of the United States , dated December , 1857 , and stated as follows ( 1 ) " When I had the pleasure of meeting you in Washington , I intended to speak to you on a subject of great ...
... Pacific . This report was addressed to the President of the United States , dated December , 1857 , and stated as follows ( 1 ) " When I had the pleasure of meeting you in Washington , I intended to speak to you on a subject of great ...
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... Pacific coast , for , with the timber that covers the hills bordering on them , and the coal in the adjacent territory as far south as Gray's Harbour , they possess the great advantage of a rise and fall of tide of twenty- one feet ...
... Pacific coast , for , with the timber that covers the hills bordering on them , and the coal in the adjacent territory as far south as Gray's Harbour , they possess the great advantage of a rise and fall of tide of twenty- one feet ...
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... Pacific Ocean , and between 42 ° and 54 ° 40 ′ of north latitude , formed , during a long period , a kind of debatable ground , to which claims were advanced by both countries . The parties most deeply interested in the question of ...
... Pacific Ocean , and between 42 ° and 54 ° 40 ′ of north latitude , formed , during a long period , a kind of debatable ground , to which claims were advanced by both countries . The parties most deeply interested in the question of ...
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