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And of the three powers named by Great Britain, the Senate advises that the Republic of Switzerland be chosen by the United States as arbiter.
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gutenberg.orgAnd of the three powers named by Great Britain, the Senate advises that the Republic of Switzerland be chosen by the United States as arbiter.
Sumner advocated for Switzerland to be chosen as an arbiter in a boundary dispute between the U.S. and Great Britain.
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