Closer to the theatre of combat, it made the St. John River freely navigable and established that waterway as the border between Maine and New Brunswick.
This treaty's fifth article created a Disputed Territory Fund and mandated one side to make payments of three hundred thousand dollars to two of its subdivisions to accept the territorial agreements that it stipulated. Its eighth article, which was stipulated to last for five years, dealt with the suppression of the slave trade through the stationing of ships on the coast of Africa. One border dispute that it resolved involved the construction of the appropriately named Fort Blunder inside foreign territory. It also outlined a border through Minnesota and the Great Lakes, cementing the Northwest Angle. Closer to the theatre of combat, it made the St. John River freely navigable and established that waterway as the border between Maine and New Brunswick. Named after a secretary of state and a privy councilor, for 10 points, name this treaty that ended the Aristook War.
This treaty's fifth article created a Disputed Territory Fund and mandated one side to make payments of three hundred thousand dollars to two of its subdivisions to accept the territorial agreements that it stipulated.
{Webster}-Ashburton Treaty