Talk:Aroostook War

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According to Rush-Bagot Treaty, that treaty ended the Aroostook War, and the Webster-Ashburton Treaty page claims only to have resolved the underlying conflict. Is there a reason not to change this to match that? I don't know much about the events, so I might be missing something here.

It is interesting to see the similarities of historical lumber disputes to the present day dispute regarding softwood lumber.

[edit] The way I have heard the one death...

...I've always heard it was a cow that got shot, not a pig. I must have been seeing things, but I remember reading that in the blockhouse near the mouth of the Fish river.