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Michigan Historical Collections, volume 32, 1902

Scanned document page: Michigan Historical Collections, volume 32 (1902).

Printed p. 176 of Michigan Historical Collections volume 32 (1902), Internet Archive item michiganhistoric32mich_0. Retrieved to verify the title and source framing of 'A Short History of the Beaver Islands.'

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A single cream-colored printed book page is shown, with page number 176 at the upper left and a running header across the top. A centered uppercase heading appears above several justified paragraphs in serif type. The final paragraph continues beyond the lower edge of the page.

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Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.

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A SHORT HISTORY OF THE BEAVER ISLANDS.

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Printed page 176, leaf 199, from Michigan Historical Collections, volume 32, published in 1902. The catalogue identifies the scan as evidence for the source framing of the text titled “A Short History of the Beaver Islands,” held as an Internet Archive scan credited to the Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society.

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Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.
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1902
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https://archive.org/download/michiganhistoric32mich_0/page/n199_w1500.jpg
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2026-08-02
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Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society; Internet Archive scan.. “Michigan Historical Collections, volume 32, 1902”. 1902. Internet Archive (per item; see each sidecar). Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/extract/michigan-historical-collections-vol32-p176-leaf199/. copy retrieved 2026-08-02.

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