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Page 30
... construction . I have no- where taken any position larger or broader than that which Lord Salisbury says : Her Majesty's Government will readily admit what is , indeed , self - evident , that British sovereignty as regards those waters ...
... construction . I have no- where taken any position larger or broader than that which Lord Salisbury says : Her Majesty's Government will readily admit what is , indeed , self - evident , that British sovereignty as regards those waters ...
Page 41
... construction of the treaty of 1818 is opposed to the con- tention of the United States . The terms of article one are not am- biguous : they give certain definite liberties , and they give nothing more . There is no suggestion of any ...
... construction of the treaty of 1818 is opposed to the con- tention of the United States . The terms of article one are not am- biguous : they give certain definite liberties , and they give nothing more . There is no suggestion of any ...
Page 80
... construction ; nor , it is believed , was it set up by the provincial authorities for several years after the negotiation of that instrument . Lord Aberdeen replied to Mr. Everett ( 15th April 1844 ) . He quoted the language of the ...
... construction ; nor , it is believed , was it set up by the provincial authorities for several years after the negotiation of that instrument . Lord Aberdeen replied to Mr. Everett ( 15th April 1844 ) . He quoted the language of the ...
Page 81
... construction . It was notoriously the object of the article of the treaty in question to put an end to the difficulties which had grown out of the operations of the fishermen from the United States along the coasts and upon the shores ...
... construction . It was notoriously the object of the article of the treaty in question to put an end to the difficulties which had grown out of the operations of the fishermen from the United States along the coasts and upon the shores ...
Page 83
... construction of the treaty . While they have ever been prepared to admit that in the letter of one expression of that instrument there is some reason for claiming a right to exclude United States fishermen from the Bay of Fundy ( it ...
... construction of the treaty . While they have ever been prepared to admit that in the letter of one expression of that instrument there is some reason for claiming a right to exclude United States fishermen from the Bay of Fundy ( it ...
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