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1. The United States; its power and progress. By Guillaume Tell Poussin.

Notes:: xxiv, [33]-488 p. 23 cm. and pt.1. Origin--institutions--political sentiments of the United States.--pt.2. Military, agricultural, commercial, and industrial resources of the United States.
Data Provider:: University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:: Philadelphia,: Lippincott, Grambo & co., and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library

2. Address by Hon. Wm. J. McAlpine before the Chamber of commerce, at the Cooper union, on the extent of the products of the food-producing interior of the United States. The channels of transport to market: their relative capacity and economy: what improvements or new routes may be made to increase and cheapen transport, and how these may be made conducive to the interests of the merchants and citizens of New York city, May 8th, 1873.

Notes:: 38 p. incl. tables. 23 cm.
Data Provider:: University of Michigan. Libraries
Collection:: New York,: J. W. Amerman, and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library

3. Report of the Select committee on transportation-routes to the seaboard, with appendix and evidence ...

Notes:: 2 v. : fold. maps, tables, fold. diagrs. ; 24 cm., "Submitted by Mr. Windom": v. 1, p. 7., Ordered printed April 24, 1874., Reprinted 1878 and 1881 without the document number., and Includes index.
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Collection:: Washington :: Govt. Print. Off., and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library

4. Proceedings of the National commercial convention to consider the question of increased transportation facilities from the West to the seaboard, held in Detroit, December 15th [i.e. 13th] 1871.

Notes:: 65 p. 23 cm.
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Collection:: Detroit,: The Daily post book and job printing establishment, and Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Library