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Early Detroit
and mechanical industry and enterprise; while its tasteful dwellings, shaded by trees and embowered in shrubbery and flowers, and its numerous and elegant churches, give token of refined and religious culture. And it needs no prophet's vision to discover, through the vista of coming years, the certain promise of a continued and enlarged prosperity that, within a short time, will give Detroit a high place among American cities. It is the commercial metropolis of a great State, surpassing rich in resources of which the development has just
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