Message from the President of the United States, in Answer to a Resolution of the Senate, Requesting Information in Regard to the Fisheries on the Coasts of the British Possessions in North America1852 - 155 pages |
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Common terms and phrases
Acting Secretary affidavit aforesaid American fishermen American fishing schooner American fishing vessels American schooner American vessels anchor armed Bay of Fundy Britain British Canso Cape Breton Captain capture citizens coast of Nova collector colonial commander complaint Consul convention of 1818 copy cure fish deponent detained the American detention Doughty Eastport enclosed Enclosure Everett fire fisheries fishing ground Forsyth Grand Manan Gull cove Halifax Hero honor Island harbor JOHN FORSYTH John's Jones detained letter Lord Aberdeen Lord Palmerston Lubec Majesty's government Majesty's sloop Dotterel master and crew McMillan muskets Nova Scotia officer Pictou Pilgrim port proceedings Protheroe quantity of wood Question reference Reindeer and Ruby request sail schooner Charles schooner Rebecca seized seizure shore Strait of Canso take fish three miles tion treaty treaty of 1818 Tusket islands undersigned United Vinalhaven Washington weather weigh William wood and water Yarmouth yawl