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It cannot be unknown to Her Majesty's Government that one of the most valuable sources of revenue from the Alaskan possessions is the fur - seal fisheries of the Behring Sea . These fisheries had been exclusively controlled by the ...
It cannot be unknown to Her Majesty's Government that one of the most valuable sources of revenue from the Alaskan possessions is the fur - seal fisheries of the Behring Sea . These fisheries had been exclusively controlled by the ...
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The Honourable Mr. Tupper has shown in his Memorandum that the destruction of seals caused by pelagic sealing is ... as may be seen from the affidavits of practical seal - hunters which I annex to this letter , together with a ...
The Honourable Mr. Tupper has shown in his Memorandum that the destruction of seals caused by pelagic sealing is ... as may be seen from the affidavits of practical seal - hunters which I annex to this letter , together with a ...
Page 236
I pointed out to him that the draft Convention afforded the most ample protection to seal life by prohibiting pelagic sealing during the periods of migration to and from the rookeries , and by establishing a radius around the seal ...
I pointed out to him that the draft Convention afforded the most ample protection to seal life by prohibiting pelagic sealing during the periods of migration to and from the rookeries , and by establishing a radius around the seal ...
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AFRICA | 3 |
NOTIFICATION of the Raising of the French Blockade of Slave | 6 |
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1889 |
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