An edition of Behring Sea correspondence, April 20-June 27, 1891 (1891)

Behring Sea correspondence, April 20-June 27, 1891

including modus vivendi, signed June 15, 1891.

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An edition of Behring Sea correspondence, April 20-June 27, 1891 (1891)

Behring Sea correspondence, April 20-June 27, 1891

including modus vivendi, signed June 15, 1891.

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H.M.S.O.?
Language
English
Pages
38

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Subjects

Bering Sea controversy, Foreign relations

Places

Great Britain, United States

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Behring Sea correspondence, April 20-June 27, 1891: including modus vivendi, signed June 15, 1891.
1891, H.M.S.O.?
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Edition Notes

Exchange of correspondence between Sir Julian Pauncefote of Great Britain, and James G. Blaine, Alvey A. Adee, or William F. Wharton of the U.S.

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Other Titles
Bering Sea correspondence.

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Library of Congress
JX238 .F9 1891e

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Pagination
38 p., [1] leaf ;
Number of pages
38

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2911430M
LCCN
84142405

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