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Page 75
... miles . I suppose that at New York you must be some miles out of the Hook before the opposite shores recede twenty - five miles from each other . The three miles of maritime jurisdiction is always to be counted from this line of sight ...
... miles . I suppose that at New York you must be some miles out of the Hook before the opposite shores recede twenty - five miles from each other . The three miles of maritime jurisdiction is always to be counted from this line of sight ...
Page 77
... 3 miles of the treaty must run from the shore of the bays , and not from the bay itself . This construction makes nonsense of the article which provided that the United States renounced the liberty theretofore enjoyed or claimed within 3 ...
... 3 miles of the treaty must run from the shore of the bays , and not from the bay itself . This construction makes nonsense of the article which provided that the United States renounced the liberty theretofore enjoyed or claimed within 3 ...
Page 78
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 ...
Page 79
... three miles of a line . drawn from headland to headland . * * Our fishermen believe , and they are obviously right in their opinion , if uniform practice is any evidence of correct construction , that they can with propriety take fish ...
... three miles of a line . drawn from headland to headland . * * Our fishermen believe , and they are obviously right in their opinion , if uniform practice is any evidence of correct construction , that they can with propriety take fish ...
Page 80
... three miles of a line drawn from head- land to headland , instead of from the indents of the shores of the provinces . 91 No further diplomatic exchange took place at this time . BAY OF FUNDY , 1843-5 . 1843-5 . - On the 10th May , 1843 ...
... three miles of a line drawn from head- land to headland , instead of from the indents of the shores of the provinces . 91 No further diplomatic exchange took place at this time . BAY OF FUNDY , 1843-5 . 1843-5 . - On the 10th May , 1843 ...
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