The American Historical Review, Volume 14John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1909 - History American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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Page 70
... British government . The Oregon boundary controversy was in its final stages , negotia- tions between Great Britain and the United States on that subject being practically continuous from the date of Lord Ashburton's mis- sion in the ...
... British government . The Oregon boundary controversy was in its final stages , negotia- tions between Great Britain and the United States on that subject being practically continuous from the date of Lord Ashburton's mis- sion in the ...
Page 76
... British Territory up the Stikine River . The post is frequented by the Secatquonay , who occupy the country . about the mouth of the river and the islands contiguous , and running parallel to that part of the coast . It is likewise ...
... British Territory up the Stikine River . The post is frequented by the Secatquonay , who occupy the country . about the mouth of the river and the islands contiguous , and running parallel to that part of the coast . It is likewise ...
Page 89
... British . The former not only from their numbers , but from their pushing and active habits , and forward character , have much influence , and may be said to give law to the country . Many of the British resi- dents are much respected ...
... British . The former not only from their numbers , but from their pushing and active habits , and forward character , have much influence , and may be said to give law to the country . Many of the British resi- dents are much respected ...
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... British Government to any other . It is unfortunate that the British Government have not a more efficient and intelligent representative here , Mr. Charlton , although rather a bustling active man , being very little respected either by ...
... British Government to any other . It is unfortunate that the British Government have not a more efficient and intelligent representative here , Mr. Charlton , although rather a bustling active man , being very little respected either by ...
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... British foreign policy at the fall of the French Empire and the denuncia- tion by Russia of the Treaty of Paris . His treatment is eminently fair . He describes without bias the exaggerated demands of Sumner and the American fire ...
... British foreign policy at the fall of the French Empire and the denuncia- tion by Russia of the Treaty of Paris . His treatment is eminently fair . He describes without bias the exaggerated demands of Sumner and the American fire ...
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