Finally, it has furnished a signal proof of the fairness and good will with which two friendly nations can approach and determine issues involving national sovereignty and by their nature incapable of submission to a third power for adjudication.
He praises the fairness and goodwill shown by both nations in resolving their sovereignty issues.
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