Argument On the Question of the Validity of the Treaty of Limits Between Costa Rica and Nicaragua and Other Supplementary Points Connected With It

Argument On the Question of the Validity of the Treaty of Limits Between Costa Rica and Nicaragua presents a detailed legal argument concerning a territorial dispute between Costa Rica and Nicaragua. Submitted for arbitration to the President of the United States in 1887, this document meticulously outlines the positions of both governments regarding the validity of their existing treaty and related supplementary points. The argument underscores the historical context of the border delineation, the legal interpretations of the treaty clauses, and the implications for regional stability. Scholars of international law, Latin American history, and political science will find this work an invaluable primary source for understanding the complexities of border disputes and international arbitration in the late 19th century.

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