The Right of the United States of America to the North-Eastern Boundary Claimed by Them: Principally Extracted from the Statements Laid Before the King of the Netherlands (Classic Reprint)

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The British Government appointed Commissioners, in the year 1839, for the purpose of surveying, lst, the line heretofore considered, on the part of Great Britain, as the north eastern boundary of the United States, namely, that which extends from the source of the Chaudiere to Mars Hill; 2dly, the line from the source of the Chaudiere to the point at which a line drawn from that source to the western extremity of the Bay of Chaleurs, intercepts the due north line; 3dly, the line claimed by the Americans from the source of the Chaudiere to the point at which they make the due north line end.

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