French Treaty Rights In Newfoundland: The Case For The Colony Stated By The People's Delegates, Sir J.s. Winter, K.c.m.g., Q.c., P.j. Scott, Q.c., And A.b. Morine, M.l.a
A formal statement of Newfoundland's position on French treaty rights, presented by the colony's appointed delegates in the late nineteenth century.
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This work presents the official case of the Newfoundland colony concerning French treaty rights.
It was prepared and stated by the people's delegates, including Sir J.S. Winter, P.J. Scott, and A.B. Morine.
The text outlines the colony's arguments and perspective on these longstanding treaty matters.
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