The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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Page 240
... forty - ninth parallel of latitude , a purely artificial and arbitrary line has been agreed upon . The only points that have given rise to diffi- culty have been the two extremities of the boundary at the north- east and at the north ...
... forty - ninth parallel of latitude , a purely artificial and arbitrary line has been agreed upon . The only points that have given rise to diffi- culty have been the two extremities of the boundary at the north- east and at the north ...
Page 241
... forty - ninth parallel of north lati- tude where the boundary laid down in existing treaties and conven- tions between the United States and Great Britain terminates , the line of boundary between the territories of the United States ...
... forty - ninth parallel of north lati- tude where the boundary laid down in existing treaties and conven- tions between the United States and Great Britain terminates , the line of boundary between the territories of the United States ...
Page 245
... parallel of 49 ° , except the southern extremity of Vancou- ver's Island , which would have fallen to the United ... forty - ninth parallel . At that date , the boundary of the territory westward from the Rocky Mountains was left ...
... parallel of 49 ° , except the southern extremity of Vancou- ver's Island , which would have fallen to the United ... forty - ninth parallel . At that date , the boundary of the territory westward from the Rocky Mountains was left ...
Page 246
... 49 ° . It was with a good deal of difficulty that the British statesmen could persuade themselves to agree to any boundary which should give the United States any thing north of the Columbia River . The forty - ninth parallel was not ...
... 49 ° . It was with a good deal of difficulty that the British statesmen could persuade themselves to agree to any boundary which should give the United States any thing north of the Columbia River . The forty - ninth parallel was not ...
Page 249
... forty - ninth parallel ; and of course having not the remotest connection with any bound- ary line to be drawn east of Vancouver's Island and south of 49 ° . Of course Lord Aberdeen wrote " King George's Sound " by a slip of the pen for ...
... forty - ninth parallel ; and of course having not the remotest connection with any bound- ary line to be drawn east of Vancouver's Island and south of 49 ° . Of course Lord Aberdeen wrote " King George's Sound " by a slip of the pen for ...
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