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Ohio vs. Michigan

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The full story of the Toledo War and Michigan's stormy entrance into the Union. It began with a faulty map of the Midwest and wound its way through the political system for several years. The battleground was a disputed triangle of land near what would be Toledo. The conflicts were more comic opera than grueling battle and in the end Michigan was offered a compromise--or else. Told in the words of those who participated in the strange circumstances, and the newspapers which wrote highly biased accounts. Well-illustrated with maps, engravings and old photographs.
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2019.35.239

CONTENTS: "We'll get up a stir" -- Northwest ordinance & early boundaries, 1783-1787 -- Ohio urged to take it all, 1802-1803 -- Creating Michigan Territory, 1803-1805 -- Boundaries from several perspectives, 1805-1820 -- Port Lawrence, 1817-1830 -- Old Hickory and the Boy Governor, 1830-1834 -- Vistula and Toledo, 1831-1835 -- Michigan asks for an "Enabling Act," 1832-1835 -- Boy Governor takes over, July 6, 1834 -- Toledo War, February-May, 1835 -- Interlude-the Constitutional Convention, May 11-June 24,1835 -- Toledo War-Renewed, July-September 1835 -- New Territorial Governor, September 21, 1835 -- Lewis Cass tries not to interfere, 1835 -- New state is launched, November 2, 1835 -- Knocking at the door, December 1835-June 1836 -- Convention of dissent, September 26-30, 1836 -- Frost-Bitten Convention, December 14-15, 1836 -- Final round in Washington, Dec. 27, 1836-Jan. 25, 1837 -- Embraced by the Union-Finally, January 26, 1837 -- Problems in the 20th century -- In search of winter sunbeams.

Slusar, Vern

Toledo War, 1835 OhioMichigan

Lane, Kit 1939-2024

Pavilion Press

Douglas

Michigan

United States of America

North America

2001

Pavilion Press

977 LAN

1-877703-41-9

240 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.

Library

Excellent

08/19/2022

08/19/2022