Anglo-French Boundary Disputes in the West, 1749-1763

Volwiler, A. T.; Pease, Theodore Calvin

doi:10.2307/1839764

The American Historical Review

1938

DOI: 10.2307/1839764

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Anglo-French Boundary Disputes in the West, 1749-1763

A. T. Volwiler¹,

Theodore Calvin Pease²

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The French Colonial Legacy of the Canada–United States Border in Eastern North America, 1650–1783

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2009

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Le développement des colonies européennes en Amérique du nord aux dix-septième et dix-huitième siècles était témoin des concours apparemment éternels de la terre, la souveraineté et le commerce. Les désaccords territoriaux nombreux, par example l'Acadie au Canada, ont articulé ces expressions géopolitiques contradictoires. Cet article explore l'évolution des concepts de frontière et des limites nationales, se concentrant sur les conditions qui ont incité des colonies et des états à changer les définitions territoriales au lieu d'adapter des ordres du jour complexes et décalants. Ces changements reflètent quatre étapes cruciales dans le développement des frontières politiques en Amérique du nord-est pendant ce temps: (1) action d'éviter et ajournement de la délimitation; (2) délimitation et concurrence; (3) frontières internes; et (4) formation de la frontière, ou limite, britannique de l'Amérique du nord. Ce travail fournit également une alternative aux études traditionnelles orientées vers les conflits de frontière en se concentrant sur des processus culturels et géopolitiques.

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The French Colonial Legacy of the Canada–United States Border in Eastern North America, 1650–1783

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2009

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Anglo-French Boundary Disputes in the West, 1749-1763

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The French Colonial Legacy of the Canada–United States Border in Eastern North America, 1650–1783

The French Colonial Legacy of the Canada–United States Border in Eastern North America, 1650–1783

Christopher Gist and the Trans-Allegheny Frontier: A Phase of the Westward Movement

Diplomatic Preliminaries of the Seven Years' War in America

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