Rights of fishing and curing on distant settlements
A government or colonial decree lists fisheries and curing rights across multiple stations in the East Indies and Atlantic islands. Named locations include Newfoundland, St Peter and Miquelon, Pondicherry, Goree, Belleisle, St Lucia, Minorca, and islands Guadaloupe Mariegalante Desirade Martinique Three Neutral Islands. The document enumerates the extent of fishing rights and related duties across these settlements.
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Guadaloupe
Mariegalante Desirade
Martinique
Newfoundland
St. Peter Miquelon
Pondicherry
The
East Indies
Goree Belleisle
Preliminaries Fishery Dispute Echoes Through Paris and London
In 1762 Paris reacts to peace preliminaries signed by the king praising the moment while English and Scottish alliances loom large. Critics challenge Article III granting French subjects fishing rights in the Gulf of St. Lawrence three leagues from British coasts. Pitt’s shifting stance on preserving the fishery is debated amid war costs and future claims.
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France
Scotland
England
Scotman
London Chronicle
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
Great Britain
Pitt
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St. Lucia
Minorca
Paris
Novemnday
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