Review of Historical Publications Relating to Canada
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On page 42 Captain Richard Whitbourne is almost 'unrecog- nizable as Kapitan Witburn. The "Skraelings" (p. 40) were almost certainly not Beothuks, but Eskimos. Sir David Kirke appears (p. 46) as Sir David Kirck, the result perhaps of a confusion with the French spelling Kertk. But on the whole, the book is remarkably accurate.
The North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration. By Sir Erie Richards. (Journal of the Society of Com- parative Legislation, New Series No. Xxiii, November 1910, pp. 18-27.... ) Sir Erie Richards, who was one of the counsel for Great Britain, gives an interesting account of the Fisheries arbitra- tion. That the secular dispute between Great Britain and the United States in regard to the Newfoundland fisheries should have been submitted to the arbitration of members RICHARDS: FISHERIES ARBITRATION 85 of the Permanent Court at the Hague is in itself a triumph. It is still more gratifying that the award of that Court should have been received with satisfaction by both the powers con- cerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On page 42 Captain Richard Whitbourne is almost 'unrecog- nizable as Kapitan Witburn. The "Skraelings" (p. 40) were almost certainly not Beothuks, but Eskimos. Sir David Kirke appears (p. 46) as Sir David Kirck, the result perhaps of a confusion with the French spelling Kertk. But on the whole, the book is remarkably accurate.
The North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration. By Sir Erie Richards. (Journal of the Society of Com- parative Legislation, New Series No. Xxiii, November 1910, pp. 18-27.... ) Sir Erie Richards, who was one of the counsel for Great Britain, gives an interesting account of the Fisheries arbitra- tion. That the secular dispute between Great Britain and the United States in regard to the Newfoundland fisheries should have been submitted to the arbitration of members RICHARDS: FISHERIES ARBITRATION 85 of the Permanent Court at the Hague is in itself a triumph. It is still more gratifying that the award of that Court should have been received with satisfaction by both the powers con- cerned.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wrong, George Mckinnon, 1860-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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