Publisher's Synopsis
As America's population migrated westward in the mid-19th century, small villages like Leslie, Michigan, played a crucial role in the expansion of the country. This local history of Leslie provides a fascinating glimpse into the workings of a rural, Midwestern community, from its early founding to the years of industrialization and growth. Packed with historical detail and personal stories, this book will appeal to anyone interested in local history or the development of the American Midwest.
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