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- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction: “The Appearance of the Settlement Is Very Smiling” 1
- 1. “In Time This City Will Become Conspicuous”: The Development of Non-Fur-Trade Commerce 8
- 2. “The Inhabitants Are Well Supplied with Provisions of Every Description” 41
- 3. “Altogether Preferable to Shoes”: The Fashioning of Moccasins 71
- 4. “Detroit, Politically . . . Remains . . . an Isolated Moral Mass” 106
- 5. “Advisable to Improve the Arrangement of the Town”: Rebuilding after the Great Fire of 1805 137
- 6. “Sinister Conduct”: The Pervasion of Staples Smuggling 169
- Epilogue: “Exceedingly Well Situated for a Commercial Port” 198
- Notes 205
- Index 265
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction: “The Appearance of the Settlement Is Very Smiling” 1
- 1. “In Time This City Will Become Conspicuous”: The Development of Non-Fur-Trade Commerce 8
- 2. “The Inhabitants Are Well Supplied with Provisions of Every Description” 41
- 3. “Altogether Preferable to Shoes”: The Fashioning of Moccasins 71
- 4. “Detroit, Politically . . . Remains . . . an Isolated Moral Mass” 106
- 5. “Advisable to Improve the Arrangement of the Town”: Rebuilding after the Great Fire of 1805 137
- 6. “Sinister Conduct”: The Pervasion of Staples Smuggling 169
- Epilogue: “Exceedingly Well Situated for a Commercial Port” 198
- Notes 205
- Index 265