The North American Review volume 62
The North American Review volume 62
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They have put in the front the discovery by Gray in 1792, the exploration by Lewis and Clarke in 1805, and the establishment at As toria in 1811 ; and by so doing they have admitted, that the French and Spanish titles were invalid or doubtful. This admission, coupled with the force of the Nootka convention, on which we have already commented, leaves no doubt that the American claim, so far as it rests on the purchase of Louisiana from France, or on the Florida treaty with Spain, is imperfect. A...nd this, the reader should observe, is the only point we are now seeking to establish. We do not at tempt to discuss the English claim, nor even to prove the opinion already expressed, that the American title is the better of the two. We would show only that this title at the best is imperfect, that it does not empower us peremptorily to demand the whole of Oregon, and the assertion that it is "clear and unquestionable " is an empty vaunt, a mere rhe torical flourish. In order to make out our point, it only re mains to examine the rights created by the American dis coverers and explorers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have put in the front the discovery by Gray in 1792, the exploration by Lewis and Clarke in 1805, and the establishment at As toria in 1811 ; and by so doing they have admitted, that the French and Spanish titles were invalid or doubtful. This admission, coupled with the force of the Nootka convention, on which we have already commented, leaves no doubt that the American claim, so far as it rests on the purchase of Louisiana from France, or on the Florida treaty with Spain, is imperfect. A...nd this, the reader should observe, is the only point we are now seeking to establish. We do not at tempt to discuss the English claim, nor even to prove the opinion already expressed, that the American title is the better of the two. We would show only that this title at the best is imperfect, that it does not empower us peremptorily to demand the whole of Oregon, and the assertion that it is "clear and unquestionable " is an empty vaunt, a mere rhe torical flourish. In order to make out our point, it only re mains to examine the rights created by the American dis coverers and explorers.
What to read after The North American Review volume 62?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forest History Society to read onlineMoreLess
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