The Louisiana Purchase, And Our Title West of the Rocky Mountains : With a Review of Annexatior By the United States
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Mellish, the geographer, to which I have referred.
Mr. Jefferson does not appear to have consulted the opinions of any of the many eminent persons well qualified in every respect to throw light on the sub- ject, or to have searched the archives of any nation, but to have drawn his own conclusions and opinions as to the boundaries of Louisiana, by constilting tlie few works in his limited library at Monticello, as will be seen by his letters to THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE. 57 Duponceau, Dunbar, Monro...e, and others in 1803 and 1804, and then he promul- gated his views in the form of a memoir.
The treaty of Utrecht was made principally to define the boundaries between the French and English possessions in North America, and among others the boundary between the French possessions of Canada and Louisiana and the terri- tory of the Hudson Bay Company, then, the only land under British control in that part of the country. The forty-ninth parallel was never mentioned as a boundary in any treaty or convention until this assertion of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mellish, the geographer, to which I have referred.
Mr. Jefferson does not appear to have consulted the opinions of any of the many eminent persons well qualified in every respect to throw light on the sub- ject, or to have searched the archives of any nation, but to have drawn his own conclusions and opinions as to the boundaries of Louisiana, by constilting tlie few works in his limited library at Monticello, as will be seen by his letters to THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE. 57 Duponceau, Dunbar, Monro...e, and others in 1803 and 1804, and then he promul- gated his views in the form of a memoir.
The treaty of Utrecht was made principally to define the boundaries between the French and English possessions in North America, and among others the boundary between the French possessions of Canada and Louisiana and the terri- tory of the Hudson Bay Company, then, the only land under British control in that part of the country. The forty-ninth parallel was never mentioned as a boundary in any treaty or convention until this assertion of Mr.
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