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TREATY OF PARIS BRITISH NORTH I Newfoundland I Nova Scotia | Quebec
Rupert's Land | Island of St Job INDEPENDENT United States of America
FRENCH TERRITORY □ Saint-Pierre and Miquelon Fishing rights SPANISH
TERRITORY ...
TREATY OF PARIS BRITISH NORTH I Newfoundland I Nova Scotia | Quebec
Rupert's Land | Island of St Job INDEPENDENT United States of America
FRENCH TERRITORY □ Saint-Pierre and Miquelon Fishing rights SPANISH
TERRITORY ...
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Canada was relatively well protected by natural barriers, but Upper Canada was
little more than a geographical extension of the State of New York from one side
and of Michigan Territory on the other. The western half of Upper Canada could ...
Canada was relatively well protected by natural barriers, but Upper Canada was
little more than a geographical extension of the State of New York from one side
and of Michigan Territory on the other. The western half of Upper Canada could ...
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In the Americans' interpretation, the Yukon territory was land-locked. In the
Canadian view, it had an outlet to the sea at Skagway. Naturally, gold-seekers
did not wait for the nicety of a boundary settlement. They followed the most direct
routes ...
In the Americans' interpretation, the Yukon territory was land-locked. In the
Canadian view, it had an outlet to the sea at Skagway. Naturally, gold-seekers
did not wait for the nicety of a boundary settlement. They followed the most direct
routes ...
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