Publisher's Synopsis
Historical Collections is a compilation of articles and essays that illuminate the history of the state of Michigan. With contributions from various authors, readers gain insight into the events and people that shaped Michigan's past. From Native American settlements to 19th-century industry and commerce, this book covers a diverse range of topics that will appeal to anyone interested in Michigan's rich history.
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