200 years of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and its people, 1776-1976, by Bill Finlan

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200 years of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and its people, 1776-1976, by Bill Finlan

Statement of responsibility

by Bill Finlan

Instantiates

• 200 years of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and its people, 1776-1976

Publication

• Utica, Mich., publisher not identified, ©1975

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 217-218)

Contents

The U.P. people and area -- The outlook for Upper Peninsulans -- The original Upper Peninsula Indians -- The U.P. Indian in his natural setting -- The invasion -- The results -- Tourist view of Indians -- Eauropeans arriving -- After the fur traders -- Traveling the St. Mary's Living with the lumbermen -- Living with the miners -- Living off the land -- Nature in the U.P. -- Some loose ends about the Upper Peninsula -- Some words of thank you

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1851413

Dimensions

22 cm

Extent

[230] pages

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illustrations

Record ID

http://search.mel.org/iii/encore/record/C__Rb10780020

System control number

(OCoLC)1851413