 | John Bassett Moore - 1898 - 1142 pagina’s
...of Connecticut Lake. As to the forty-fifth parallel of north latitude, the arbitrator held that it should be determined by the customary principle of...States should be left in the possession of the fort at Rouses Point. acres, and to Great Britain 4,119 square miles, or 2,(i3l), KM) acres. On the 12th of... | |
 | William Max Reid - 1910 - 620 pagina’s
...kilometrical radius (rayon Jdlometrique) . In effect, the arbitrator held that the forty-fifth parallel of north latitude should be determined by the customary...actually accepted by the Ashburton Treaty of 1842. From The Northern Traveller, published by AT Goodrich (New York, 1826, p. 186). ROUSE POINT, 12 miles.... | |
 | John Bassett Moore - 1898 - 1160 pagina’s
...of Connecticut Lake. As to the forty-fifth parallel of north latitude, the arbitrator held that it should be determined by the customary principle of...States should be, left in the possession of the fort at Uonses Point. Estimating the disputed territory to contain an area of 12,027 square miles, or 7,G!I7,'2SO... | |
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In effect, the arbitrator held that the forty-fifth parallel of north latitude should be determined by the customary principle of observed latitude, without regard to prior surveys, but expressed the opinion that the United States should be left in the... 