The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society volume 19
The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society volume 19
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, 449.
16 Confidential Memoir to the Russian Emperor, Ibid. , 449-57.
17 For his notes and the projects of each party see Am. S. P. For. Rel. V, 458-70. There were no protocols of the conferences, but Middleton wrote out notes on each session.
194 Lester Burrell Shippee same rule south of that Hne. These were the extreme demands of the United States, and pretensions which the Administration did not hope to obtain in full, since Middleton was authorized, on the territorial side of the issue, to ...conclude an agreement similar to that made with Great Britain in 1818. Neverthe- less these were the stipulations essentially as they appeared in the treaty which closed the negotiations.
Russia did not grant these terms without a struggle, although the doctrine of }nare clansum was dropped at the beginning without a comment. As to the second proposal the Russian commissioners would prohibit trade not alone at the points where Russian establishments existed, but at all points north of the line of delimitation, agreeing to recognize the same principle for the benefit of the United States south of the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 449.
16 Confidential Memoir to the Russian Emperor, Ibid. , 449-57.
17 For his notes and the projects of each party see Am. S. P. For. Rel. V, 458-70. There were no protocols of the conferences, but Middleton wrote out notes on each session.
194 Lester Burrell Shippee same rule south of that Hne. These were the extreme demands of the United States, and pretensions which the Administration did not hope to obtain in full, since Middleton was authorized, on the territorial side of the issue, to ...conclude an agreement similar to that made with Great Britain in 1818. Neverthe- less these were the stipulations essentially as they appeared in the treaty which closed the negotiations.
Russia did not grant these terms without a struggle, although the doctrine of }nare clansum was dropped at the beginning without a comment. As to the second proposal the Russian commissioners would prohibit trade not alone at the points where Russian establishments existed, but at all points north of the line of delimitation, agreeing to recognize the same principle for the benefit of the United States south of the line.
What to read after The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society volume 19?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oregon Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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