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Congressional Serial Set
The work presents a detailed account of North Atlantic fisheries disputes among the United States, Britain, Canada, and Newfoundland from the mid‑19th into the early 20th century. It explains how treaty rights established by the 1818 convention were interpreted, enforced, or restricted by imperial and colonial law, with diplomacy, arbitration, and court rulings shaping policy. The narrative centers on key actors—the U.S. government and its Secretaries of State, British Foreign Office figures, Canadian and Newfoundland authorities, and arbitration bodies such as the Halifax Award (1877) and The Hague proceedings (1909–1910). It traverses the Atlantic coasts, including Newfoundland, Magdalen Islands, Bay of Fundy, and Fortune Bay, and details licensing, transshipment, and enforcement concepts tested in courts. The account traces the shift from unilateral enforcement toward proposals for joint commissions and eventual arbitration, examining renunciatory clauses, compensation debates, and the broader questions of treaty interpretation, sovereignty, and transnational resource governance.

Número de páginas :638
Encadernação Congressional Serial Set (English Edition):Kindle
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