An edition of Economic and social beginnings of Michigan
(1916)
Economic and social beginnings of Michigan
a study of the settlement of the lower peninsula during the territorial period, 1805-1837.
by George Newman Fuller
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This volume begins with background information for these topics for Michigan as a whole:
Physical Conditions: geology, geography, rivers, lakes, soil, forests.
Effects of the War of 1812 in Michigan.
Relations with the Indians. Indian treaties, Black Hawk War.
Selling and settling public lands, water transport, road-building.
Extension of government; state, county and local.
The remainder of the book is presented in regional histories, with an emphasis on economic development:
The Eastern Shore
The First Inland Counties
St. Joseph Valley and Chicago Road
Kalamazoo Valley and Territorial Road
The Saginaw Country
The Grand River Region
Publish Date
1916
Publisher
W. Crawford
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