History of the United States of America volume 5
History of the United States of America volume 5
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Their lands to all travelers on the road to Kentucky pass ing through the Cumberland Gap.
Much about the same time the Mississippi Territory was organized, under Winthrop Sargent, late secretary of the Northwest Territory, as governor.
Among other provisions of Jay s treaty had been the creation of a commission for determining the eastern Oct. 25. Boundary of the United States. Massachusetts had claimed as the true St. Croix mentioned in the treaty of 1773, the Maguadavick. The British not only... claimed the Passamaquoddy as the true St. Croix, but they in sisted upon the western branch of it, called the Schoodie, as the main stream. The commissioners decided that the Passamaquoddy was the true St. Croix, of which the identity was established by the discovery of the ruins of a fort built on an island at its mouth by the early French settlers near two hundred years before. At the same time they decided that the main stream of the river, from the source of which the boundary was to proceed in a due northerly direction, was not the Schoo die, but the eastern branch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their lands to all travelers on the road to Kentucky pass ing through the Cumberland Gap.
Much about the same time the Mississippi Territory was organized, under Winthrop Sargent, late secretary of the Northwest Territory, as governor.
Among other provisions of Jay s treaty had been the creation of a commission for determining the eastern Oct. 25. Boundary of the United States. Massachusetts had claimed as the true St. Croix mentioned in the treaty of 1773, the Maguadavick. The British not only... claimed the Passamaquoddy as the true St. Croix, but they in sisted upon the western branch of it, called the Schoodie, as the main stream. The commissioners decided that the Passamaquoddy was the true St. Croix, of which the identity was established by the discovery of the ruins of a fort built on an island at its mouth by the early French settlers near two hundred years before. At the same time they decided that the main stream of the river, from the source of which the boundary was to proceed in a due northerly direction, was not the Schoo die, but the eastern branch.
What to read after History of the United States of America volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Hildreth to read onlineMoreLess
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