Record Of The Proceedings Of The Halifax Fisheries Commission, 1877

The Halifax Fisheries Commission was established in 1877 to resolve a dispute between the United States and Great Britain over fishing rights in the Atlantic Ocean. This book contains a detailed record of the Commission's proceedings, including the evidence presented and the final agreements reached. The book also includes maps showing the location of fishing grounds and statistics on the catch of various species. This book is an important reference for anyone interested in the history of fishing and maritime law.
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