American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 240
For a much longer extent , the forty - ninth parallel of latitude , a purely artificial
and arbitrary line has been agreed upon . The only points that have given rise to
difficulty have been the two extremities of the boundary at the northeast and at
the ...
For a much longer extent , the forty - ninth parallel of latitude , a purely artificial
and arbitrary line has been agreed upon . The only points that have given rise to
difficulty have been the two extremities of the boundary at the northeast and at
the ...
Page 241
... between the United States and Great Britain , 15th June , 1846 : – Article I .
From the point on the forty - ninth parallel of ... continued westward along the said
fortyninth parallel of north latitude to the middle of the channel which separates
the ...
... between the United States and Great Britain , 15th June , 1846 : – Article I .
From the point on the forty - ninth parallel of ... continued westward along the said
fortyninth parallel of north latitude to the middle of the channel which separates
the ...
Page 245
... the Woods ( where it had been left by earlier treaties ) to the Rocky Mountains ,
and established it for this extent upon the forty - ninth parallel . At that date , the
boundary of the territory westward from the Rocky Mountains was left undefined .
... the Woods ( where it had been left by earlier treaties ) to the Rocky Mountains ,
and established it for this extent upon the forty - ninth parallel . At that date , the
boundary of the territory westward from the Rocky Mountains was left undefined .
Page 246
The forty - ninth parallel was not only north of the right bank of the Columbia
River during the whole or nearly the whole of the navigable part of its course , but
if adopted as the boundary throughout to the Pacific Ocean , it would pass directly
...
The forty - ninth parallel was not only north of the right bank of the Columbia
River during the whole or nearly the whole of the navigable part of its course , but
if adopted as the boundary throughout to the Pacific Ocean , it would pass directly
...
Page 249
In a despatch of the same date as that which covered the draught of the treaty ,
Lord Aberdeen , writing to Mr . Pakenham , describes the proposed boundary as
follows : “ To be continued along the forty - ninth parallel from the Rocky ...
In a despatch of the same date as that which covered the draught of the treaty ,
Lord Aberdeen , writing to Mr . Pakenham , describes the proposed boundary as
follows : “ To be continued along the forty - ninth parallel from the Rocky ...
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