Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... claim was at least good against Great Britain . " They , therefore , offered to compromise by adopting the parallel ... claims of the respective parties , not to the whole territory , but to this section of it merely . This negotiation ...
... claim was at least good against Great Britain . " They , therefore , offered to compromise by adopting the parallel ... claims of the respective parties , not to the whole territory , but to this section of it merely . This negotiation ...
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... claim to a right of joint occupancy of the territory with the United States , leaving the question of absolute dominion in abeyance . The positive side of the British title may be very quickly discussed ; it rests entirely on the Nootka ...
... claim to a right of joint occupancy of the territory with the United States , leaving the question of absolute dominion in abeyance . The positive side of the British title may be very quickly discussed ; it rests entirely on the Nootka ...
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... claim , though it may be urged against the pretensions of the English . On the other hand , this union of claims does not directly strengthen our title , for , if either of them be assumed to be well founded , our own proper claim ...
... claim , though it may be urged against the pretensions of the English . On the other hand , this union of claims does not directly strengthen our title , for , if either of them be assumed to be well founded , our own proper claim ...
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