The North Eastern Boundary
The North Eastern Boundary
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21 the Aroostook Eiver, might be . The north-west angle of Nova Scotia, and the north-eastern boundary of Maine. And he, having given expression to this novel and preposterous concep- tion, proposed to discontinue the survey along the highlands south of the river St. Lawrence, return to Mars Hill, and ex- plore thence westerly towards the sources of the Chaudiere and Kennebec. The result was that the surveyors disagreed, the British surveyor refused to go on and finish the exploring sur- vey no...w almost completed, and the work was abandoned. From this time, Great Britain began to assert title in herself to the country north of Mars Hill, hesitatingly at first, but more positively afterwards. To enable her to do this, even to her own acceptance, she was compelled to rely on the quibble here- tofore mentioned, that a line due north from the source of the St. Croix would, before reaching the north-west angle of Nova Scotia, as claimed by the United States, and as laid down in all the Provincial charters and commissions of royal Governors, cross several streams that flow into the Bay of Chaleurs ; and, therefore, these highlands would not divide waters that empty themselves into the river St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21 the Aroostook Eiver, might be . The north-west angle of Nova Scotia, and the north-eastern boundary of Maine. And he, having given expression to this novel and preposterous concep- tion, proposed to discontinue the survey along the highlands south of the river St. Lawrence, return to Mars Hill, and ex- plore thence westerly towards the sources of the Chaudiere and Kennebec. The result was that the surveyors disagreed, the British surveyor refused to go on and finish the exploring sur- vey no...w almost completed, and the work was abandoned. From this time, Great Britain began to assert title in herself to the country north of Mars Hill, hesitatingly at first, but more positively afterwards. To enable her to do this, even to her own acceptance, she was compelled to rely on the quibble here- tofore mentioned, that a line due north from the source of the St. Croix would, before reaching the north-west angle of Nova Scotia, as claimed by the United States, and as laid down in all the Provincial charters and commissions of royal Governors, cross several streams that flow into the Bay of Chaleurs ; and, therefore, these highlands would not divide waters that empty themselves into the river St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Israel Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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