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Page 246
This arrapgement, as regards the boundary, was suggested to Lord Aberdeen by
Mr. Everett, upon his own responsibility, in 1843 ; and substantially the same
arrangement was publicly proposed 246 BOUNDARY OF THE UNITED STATES.
This arrapgement, as regards the boundary, was suggested to Lord Aberdeen by
Mr. Everett, upon his own responsibility, in 1843 ; and substantially the same
arrangement was publicly proposed 246 BOUNDARY OF THE UNITED STATES.
Page 247
There is no doubt that, with the express purpose of coming, if possible, to an
amicable adjustment of the boundary question, which it had been thought
essential should be treated in Washington, Lord Aberdeen, in 1843, recalled Mr.
Fox, who ...
There is no doubt that, with the express purpose of coming, if possible, to an
amicable adjustment of the boundary question, which it had been thought
essential should be treated in Washington, Lord Aberdeen, in 1843, recalled Mr.
Fox, who ...
Page 248
Lord Aberdeen's draught was sent from London on the 18th of May, 1846 ; the
treaty was signed by Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Pakenham on the 15th of June, and
the vote of the Senate, advising and consenting to the ratification, took place on
the ...
Lord Aberdeen's draught was sent from London on the 18th of May, 1846 ; the
treaty was signed by Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Pakenham on the 15th of June, and
the vote of the Senate, advising and consenting to the ratification, took place on
the ...
Page 249
In his official despatch to Mr. Buchanan, by the same packet which carried from
Lord Aberdeen to Mr. Pakenham the draught of the treaty, Mr. McLane, fresh from
an interview with Lord Aberdeen, who had described it to him, spoke of it in ...
In his official despatch to Mr. Buchanan, by the same packet which carried from
Lord Aberdeen to Mr. Pakenham the draught of the treaty, Mr. McLane, fresh from
an interview with Lord Aberdeen, who had described it to him, spoke of it in ...
Page 250
It has been ingeniously suggested that Lord Aberdeen simply miscalled the " Gulf
of Georgia " in writing " King George's Sound." There is a trace of George, no
doubt, in both expressions ; but this suggestion is open to the objection (which ...
It has been ingeniously suggested that Lord Aberdeen simply miscalled the " Gulf
of Georgia " in writing " King George's Sound." There is a trace of George, no
doubt, in both expressions ; but this suggestion is open to the objection (which ...
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