Publisher's Synopsis
This is a historical account of the early days of Lansing, Michigan, as recorded by one of its pioneering residents, Daniel S. Mevis. The book provides a detailed chronicle of the city's development and growth during the mid-19th century, including its infrastructure, economy, and social institutions. The author's personal recollections, as well as his research into the city's archives and historical documents, provide readers with a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of building a new community in the American Midwest. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Michigan or the pioneer spirit that helped shape the United States.
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