The Congressional Globe, Volumen16Blair & Rives, 1845 |
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... Nootka du- ring our absence . In return for this kindness , the chief was presented with a pair of pistols , which he had regarded with an eye of solicitude ' ever since our arrival . " - Voyage , p . 114 . Was ever , in a grave dispute ...
... Nootka du- ring our absence . In return for this kindness , the chief was presented with a pair of pistols , which he had regarded with an eye of solicitude ' ever since our arrival . " - Voyage , p . 114 . Was ever , in a grave dispute ...
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... Nootka Sound convention was formed . Vancouver claimed not only the whole of Nootka Sound , but also Port Cox , south of it ; and he insisted , to use his own . phraseology , that " the northernmost spot on the Pacific coast of America ...
... Nootka Sound convention was formed . Vancouver claimed not only the whole of Nootka Sound , but also Port Cox , south of it ; and he insisted , to use his own . phraseology , that " the northernmost spot on the Pacific coast of America ...
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... Nootka and the Nootka convention for thirty - four years , until reminded of it by Mr. Rush in 1824 . I have made the assertion that the intentions of the parties are to be gathered from the instrument itself from a fair construction of ...
... Nootka and the Nootka convention for thirty - four years , until reminded of it by Mr. Rush in 1824 . I have made the assertion that the intentions of the parties are to be gathered from the instrument itself from a fair construction of ...
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