A clear, expert look at historical boundary debates
This edition presents a detailed examination of how 18th‑century treaties and maps shaped the borders between Canada and the Illinois country. It focuses on arguments about the 1774 act and how early authorities read the line from the Ohio–Mississippi junction northward. The text blends maps, legal discussion, and testimony to show how the boundary question was argued and how professional surveys differed from literary accounts.
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