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  1. The impact of international law on British foreign policy to the United States, 1836-1846

    … American citizens added to the danger of the Canadian rebellion of 1837 through frequent border disturbances, and there was a real risk of war in the case of McLeod. The United States made spectacular gains of territory in Texas and Oregon, and settled the north-eastern boundary controversy. …

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