Results of the War of 1812 14
Results of the War of 1812 14
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431 ), even if it was not in a worse position as regards the right to fish, which is a large question and one I do not propose to touch upon here. Of course Britain abated some of her claims to territory which had not been hers before the war, etc. , but these had no kind of relation to the claim as to impressment set up by the United States which Britain had, consistently and persistently, absolutely refused even so much as to consider.
Then look at the Treaty itself; it is short and easily ac...cessible. Art. I. Provides for the restoration of the status quo; Art. II. , for the restoration of prizes taken after the ratification of the Treaty; Art. III. , prisoners of war; Arts. IV, and V. , for arbitration of the River St. Croix; Arts. VI. And VII. , for arbitration of the bound- ary at the Lake District; Art. VIII. , refers to these arbi- trations; Art. IX. , warfare against the Indians bv the United States to cease (a concession by the United 22 States) ; Art. X. , an indefinite agreement to attempt to abolish the slave trade; and Art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
431 ), even if it was not in a worse position as regards the right to fish, which is a large question and one I do not propose to touch upon here. Of course Britain abated some of her claims to territory which had not been hers before the war, etc. , but these had no kind of relation to the claim as to impressment set up by the United States which Britain had, consistently and persistently, absolutely refused even so much as to consider.
Then look at the Treaty itself; it is short and easily ac...cessible. Art. I. Provides for the restoration of the status quo; Art. II. , for the restoration of prizes taken after the ratification of the Treaty; Art. III. , prisoners of war; Arts. IV, and V. , for arbitration of the River St. Croix; Arts. VI. And VII. , for arbitration of the bound- ary at the Lake District; Art. VIII. , refers to these arbi- trations; Art. IX. , warfare against the Indians bv the United States to cease (a concession by the United 22 States) ; Art. X. , an indefinite agreement to attempt to abolish the slave trade; and Art.
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