A fair representation of His Majesty's right to Nova-Scotia or Acadie : briefly stated from the memorials of the English commissaries : with an answer to the objections contained in the French memorials, and in a treatise entitled, Discussion sommaire sur les anciennes limites de l'Acadie
1756
L2011F39 1756
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Title
A fair representation of His Majesty's right to Nova-Scotia or Acadie : briefly stated from the memorials of the English commissaries : with an answer to the objections contained in the French memorials, and in a treatise entitled, Discussion sommaire sur les anciennes limites de l'Acadie
Variant Title
Discussion sommaire dur les anciennes limites de l'Acadie.
Published
London : Printed by Edward Owen ..., 1756.
Description
64 p. ; 21 cm. (8vo)
Call Number
L2011F39 1756
System Control No.
(OCoLC)04856063
Note
Signatures: A-H4.
William Shirley & William Mildmay were the British commissioners appointed to resolve the dispute with the French.
Restatement of Britain's claims in the dispute over Nova Scotia and the are south of the St. Lawrence, east of Lake Champlain & north of the Massachusetts area; stresses the importance of the area to British trade and the security of the other North American colonies; specifically refutes French pamphlets, including Mairobert's Discussion sommaire.
William Shirley & William Mildmay were the British commissioners appointed to resolve the dispute with the French.
Restatement of Britain's claims in the dispute over Nova Scotia and the are south of the St. Lawrence, east of Lake Champlain & north of the Massachusetts area; stresses the importance of the area to British trade and the security of the other North American colonies; specifically refutes French pamphlets, including Mairobert's Discussion sommaire.
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