Today's installment concludes The Alaskan Boundary Settlement,with our final installment from F. C. Wade and then we present the third part of the

President Roosevelt declared: "This award is the greatest diplomatic victory of our times." The President is careful to use the word

Canada entered a strong but dignified protest against the personnel of the United States side of the Tribunal.Continuing The Alaskan Boundary

During the entire sessions of the Tribunal the utmost good feeling and courtesy prevailed.Continuing The Alaskan Boundary Settlement,with a

It was made up of three members appointed by each Government.Continuing The Alaskan Boundary Settlement,with a selection from Lecture by John W.

The British contention was that the crests of the mountains nearest to the sea should be taken as the boundary line.Continuing The Alaskan

What a perennial source of trouble have been our boundary disputes with Canada, and what a threatening peril to our peace it is to leave them