The Sovereignty of the Sea: An Historical Account of the Claims of England to the Dominion of the British Seas, and of the Evolution of the Territorial WatersFulton, Thomas Wemyss
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The Sovereignty of the Sea: An Historical Account of the Claims of England to the Dominion of the British Seas, and of the Evolution of the Territorial Waters
Fulton, Thomas Wemyss
Fisheries -- Great Britain; Great Britain. Royal Navy -- History; Sea-power; Territorial waters -- Great Britain -- History
13. THE “SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS.” AFTER VANDEVELDE 324
14. FACSIMILE OF PART OF THE CHART, SHOWING WHERE THE
“TWEE GEBROEDERS” WERE TAKEN. FROM ROBINSON,
ADMIRALTY REPORTS 578
15. THE BRISTOL CHANNEL 587
16. SHOWING THE LIMITS RESERVED FOR FRENCH FISHERMEN IN
GRANVILLE BAY 613
17. BAY OF FUNDY 623
18. BAY DES CHALEURS 625
19. SHOWING THE SANDBANKS AT THE MOUTH OF THE EMS 635
20. SHOWING THE LIMITS FOR THE ANGLO-DANISH FISHERY CONVENTION
OF 1901 648
21. SHOWING THE TWO LIMITS IN DANISH WATERS. FROM
‘DANSK-FISKERITIDENDE’ 654
22. THE WHITE SEA, SHOWING THE LINE BETWEEN CAPE KANIN
AND CAPE SVIATOI 656
23. SHOWING THE LIMIT AT ROMSDAL AMT, NORWAY 670
24. THE VESTFJORD, LOFOTEN ISLANDS 673
25. THE VARANGERFJORD 675
26. SHOWING THE THREE-MILE LIMIT AND A THIRTEEN-MILE
LIMIT IN THE NORTH SEA 703
27. SHOWING THE AREA OF THE SMALL-FISH GROUNDS, WHICH
THE ENGLISH TRAWLERS DESIRED TO HAVE CLOSED FOR
THE PRESERVATION OF IMMATURE FISH 705
28. CHART SHOWING THE FISHING-GROUNDS FREQUENTED BY
BRITISH TRAWLERS. FROM REPORT OF THE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE AND FISHERIES FOR 1906 712
29. THE FIRTH OF CLYDE, SHOWING THE LINE OF CLOSURE AND
THE ORDINARY THREE-MILE LIMIT 719
30. THE MORAY FIRTH, SHOWING THE LINE OF CLOSURE 723
THE SOVEREIGNTY OF THE SEA.
INTRODUCTION.
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