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... Michigan Territory . Having achieved his first objective , Cass set out to sell the Michigan Territory to the rest of the country : he needed more families , settlers by the thousands to conquer the wilderness and break it to the plow ...
... Michigan Territory . Having achieved his first objective , Cass set out to sell the Michigan Territory to the rest of the country : he needed more families , settlers by the thousands to conquer the wilderness and break it to the plow ...
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... Michigan State Singing Contest . He also worked on the Michigan Daily . His singing helped him earn part of his way through college ; his parents made up the balance . After graduation from Michigan he went to the Chicago Musical Col ...
... Michigan State Singing Contest . He also worked on the Michigan Daily . His singing helped him earn part of his way through college ; his parents made up the balance . After graduation from Michigan he went to the Chicago Musical Col ...
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... Michigan Journal . Journal of the Legislative Council of Michigan for 1826 , · . " McLaughlin , pp . 197-98 . 99 260 " Every day satisfies me ... Life and Times of Lewis Cass , W. L. G. Smith . 261 " His speeches . 261 " It was hoped ...
... Michigan Journal . Journal of the Legislative Council of Michigan for 1826 , · . " McLaughlin , pp . 197-98 . 99 260 " Every day satisfies me ... Life and Times of Lewis Cass , W. L. G. Smith . 261 " His speeches . 261 " It was hoped ...
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