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... headland width of 101 miles . 9 UNITED STATES CLAIM TO TERRITORIAL WATERS , 1806 . 1806. During the negotiations with reference to freedom of United States vessels from British seizure , an attempt was made to fix the limit of United ...
... headland width of 101 miles . 9 UNITED STATES CLAIM TO TERRITORIAL WATERS , 1806 . 1806. During the negotiations with reference to freedom of United States vessels from British seizure , an attempt was made to fix the limit of United ...
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... headland width of 101⁄2 miles . Having been requested by the French Government to state its view as to the limits of its jurisdiction in the ocean on unindented coasts , the United States , after pointing to the unsettled condition of ...
... headland width of 101⁄2 miles . Having been requested by the French Government to state its view as to the limits of its jurisdiction in the ocean on unindented coasts , the United States , after pointing to the unsettled condition of ...
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... headland to another . After negotiations , the limit was fixed at " 5 marine miles from the shore , " but the ... headlands of the Bay of Chaleurs is 76 CASE OF GREAT BRITAIN . Convention of 1806___ Practice of United States fishermen ...
... headland to another . After negotiations , the limit was fixed at " 5 marine miles from the shore , " but the ... headlands of the Bay of Chaleurs is 76 CASE OF GREAT BRITAIN . Convention of 1806___ Practice of United States fishermen ...
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width between the headlands of the Bay of Chaleurs is 16 , and not merely 6 , miles . And Mr. Lyman must be taken as having ... headland ; the Americans not to approach within QUESTION FIVE . 77 Measurement from shores of bay, 1839_.
width between the headlands of the Bay of Chaleurs is 16 , and not merely 6 , miles . And Mr. Lyman must be taken as having ... headland ; the Americans not to approach within QUESTION FIVE . 77 Measurement from shores of bay, 1839_.
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headland to headland ; the Americans not to approach within three miles of this line . The fishermen , on the contrary , believe they have a right to work anywhere , if not nearer than three miles to the land . And he added ( App . , p ...
headland to headland ; the Americans not to approach within three miles of this line . The fishermen , on the contrary , believe they have a right to work anywhere , if not nearer than three miles to the land . And he added ( App . , p ...
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