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and N. W. by Lake Michigan, N. by the Straits of Michilimakinak, N.
E. by Lake Huron, E. by St. Clair river. Lake St.
Clair, Detroit river, and Lake Erie, S. E. by the state of Ohio, and S. W. by Indiana.
Beginning on Lake Michigan, where that lake is intersected by the northern boundary of Indiana, OF THE UNITED STATES. 543 thence along Michigan and Straits of Michih- makinak into Lake Huron, 260 On Lake Huron, 250 River St. Clair, Lake St. Clair, Detroit river, and Lake Erie, to the northern ...boundary of Ohio, 136 Along the north boundary of Ohio to the east boundary of Indiana, 80 Due N. along east boundary of Indiana, 10 Thence due W. along north boundary of Indiana to Lake Michigan and point of outset 110 Having" an outline of 846 ■ Extending from N, lat. 41° 35', to N. lat. 45° 20', and in long, from 5° 20' to 9° 53' W.; area 34,000 square miles.
The preceding is tliat tongue of land which stretches northward from Indiana and Ohio, and is particularly designated the Territory of Michigan; but for temporary purposes, the United States government has connected with the peninsula an immense region, improperly call- ed the N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and N. W. by Lake Michigan, N. by the Straits of Michilimakinak, N.
E. by Lake Huron, E. by St. Clair river. Lake St.
Clair, Detroit river, and Lake Erie, S. E. by the state of Ohio, and S. W. by Indiana.
Beginning on Lake Michigan, where that lake is intersected by the northern boundary of Indiana, OF THE UNITED STATES. 543 thence along Michigan and Straits of Michih- makinak into Lake Huron, 260 On Lake Huron, 250 River St. Clair, Lake St. Clair, Detroit river, and Lake Erie, to the northern ...boundary of Ohio, 136 Along the north boundary of Ohio to the east boundary of Indiana, 80 Due N. along east boundary of Indiana, 10 Thence due W. along north boundary of Indiana to Lake Michigan and point of outset 110 Having" an outline of 846 ■ Extending from N, lat. 41° 35', to N. lat. 45° 20', and in long, from 5° 20' to 9° 53' W.; area 34,000 square miles.
The preceding is tliat tongue of land which stretches northward from Indiana and Ohio, and is particularly designated the Territory of Michigan; but for temporary purposes, the United States government has connected with the peninsula an immense region, improperly call- ed the N.
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