Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 577
itish contendedfor the directest and most fre-quented, Rosario Strait, whicligave them the same advantage.To avoid conflict, it was deter-mined to occupy the principalisland jointly, pending negotia-tions, and small military camps ofboth nations possessed in thisway opposite ends of San JuanIsland… … THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY.* Fifty, and probably more, of these speeclies were sep-arately printed. H. H. Bancroft {Oregon, i. ch. 14) tracesihf Cotipressional aspects of the controversy during thisperiod. The documentary sources mo>st available are J\i7essRe^iiier, vol. lxiv,-Ixvi.; Bentons /W^i^J,…
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