Chamizal Arbitration

This volume documents the proceedings of the Chamizal Arbitration, specifically Case No. 4, along with diplomatic correspondence related to the dispute between the United States and Mexico. The ¢Chamizal Arbitration¢ delves into the complexities surrounding the shifting course of the Rio Grande River and the resulting territorial claims.

Including the ¢Terms of Submission,¢ this detailed record provides insight into the legal arguments, diplomatic negotiations, and historical context of the Chamizal dispute. The documents presented offer a comprehensive view of the challenges in defining and maintaining international boundaries, and the mechanisms employed to resolve conflicts between nations. This collection serves as an invaluable resource for researchers, historians, and legal scholars interested in the intricacies of international boundary disputes and diplomatic resolutions.

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