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Early Detroit
commenced—a State with a seaboard on the great lakes greater than the seaboard of any State on the Atlantic, with a soil rich and varied in its fertility, with the finest pine forests on the continent, with mines teeming with mineral wealth inexhaust-able in extent and inestimable in value. As the application of capital and labor shall develop these resources, and as multiplied railroads and other facilities for intercommunication shall concentrate this new created business in our city, who can fix a limit to its growth and prosperity?
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