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ColdJohn Smolens

Internationally acclaimed, Cold takes us deep into a harsh, frozen world, where love, greed, and the promise of a second chance compel six people toward a chilling and inevitable reckoning.

978-1-61186-241-6 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper331 pages

Fire PointJohn Smolens

A story of love, vengeance, and renewal, set against the pristine beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Ameri-ca’s great inland sea.

978-1-61186-242-3 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper 272 pages

The Invisible WorldJohn Smolens

“The Invisible World is more than a first-rate political thriller. It’s an absorbing tale of alienation and loss, and the ramifications of a rootless, troubled family.”—The Boston Globe

978-1-61186-243-0 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper 320 pages

NEW & FORTHCOMING 1

978-1-61186-230-0 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth338 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, references, index

The Thirty-Year WarA History of Detroit’s Streetcars, 1892–1922

Neil J. Lehto

A fascinating look at the Thirty-Year War waged by the City of Detroit against its street railway companies between 1892 and 1922.

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Sailing into HistoryGreat Lakes Bulk Carriers of the Twentieth Century and the Crews Who Sailed Them

Frank Boles

A captivating history about the Great Lakes ships and the crews that sailed them in the twentieth century.

Twelve Twenty-FiveThe Life and Times of a Steam Locomotive

Kevin P. Keefe

This against-all-odds story of a World War II–era steam locomotive captures the determination of two generations of volunteers to keep it running.

978-1-61186-202-7 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth248 pages ▪ Color photos, B&W photos, notes, references, index

Mid-Michigan ModernFrom Frank Lloyd Wright to Googie

Susan J. Bandes

A richly illustrated survey of more than 130 modernist buildings of various types built between 1940 and 1970 in mid-Michigan by internationally known architects and local firms.978-1-61186-216-4 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth320 pages ▪ Color photos, B&W photos, notes, references, index

Remarkable RebirthThe Early History of the Armenians in Detroit

Ashod Rhaffi Aprahamian

The only known study of its kind, this text uses historical documentation and interviews to tell the story of the growth of the Armenian community in Detroit.

978-0-57817-280-4 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper120 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, references, index


ApplewoodThe Charles Stewart Mott Estate—One Hundred Years of Stories, 1916–2016

Susan J. Newhof

Featuring more than 250 photos, this book gives an intimate look at the extraordinary Mott family and the place they called home.978-0-57817-321-4 ▪ $40.00 ▪ Cloth224 pages ▪ Color photos, B&W photos, index

Sounding ThunderThe Stories of Francis Pegahmagabow

Brian D. McInnes

New evidence in the trail of Michigan’s once-loved but now-forgotten politician.

978-1-61186-225-6 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper192 pages ▪ B&W photos, references, index

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Wounded WarriorThe Rise and Fall of Michigan Governor John Swainson

Lawrence M. Glazer

New evidence in the trail of Michigan’s once-loved but now-forgotten politician.

978-0-87013-971-0 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth322 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, index

In the Shadow of the BearA Michigan Memoir

Jim McGavran

Chronicles the author’s return, after 40 years, to the site of his childhood summer vacations in northwestern Lower Michigan’s Leelanau peninsula.

PeninsulaEssays and Memoirs from Michigan

Edited by Michael Steinberg

Thirty-seven personal essays and memoirs about Michigan.

978-0-87013-544-6 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper270 pages


The Daring TraderJacob Smith in the Michigan Territory, 1802–1825

Kim Crawford

The true story of a colorful and controversial Michigan fur trader during a dynamic period of change in Michigan’s history.

978-0-87013-981-9 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper153 pages ▪ B&W photos, bibliography

BIOGRAPHY & MEMOIR

978-0-87013-713-6 ▪ $42.95 ▪ Cloth458 pages

Remember the Distance that Divides UsThe Family Letters of Philadelphia Quaker Abolitionist and Michigan Pioneer Elizabeth Margaret Chandler, 1830–1842Edited by Marcia J. Heringa Mason

The beginning of a new life in the wilderness of Michigan.

978-0-87013-803-4 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper978-0-87013-730-3 ▪ $49.95 ▪Cloth255 pages ▪ Notes, references, index

Malcolm XInventing Radical Judgment

Robert E. Terrill

Malcolm X’s life spans the Civil Rights era like an index of America’s racial anxiety. Until now, little has been done to analyze his speeches.

978-0-87013-593-4 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth249 pages ▪ Color photos, notes

ShorelineSeasons at the Lake

Elizabeth A. Schultz

Shoreline touches the reader on many levels: as a memoir, biography, history, and a study of nature, with a debt to Thoreau.

978-0-87013-683-2 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth238 pages

Chairman of the BoardA Biography of Carl A. Gerstacker

E. N. Brandt

Brandt chronicles Gerstacker’s life and legacy as a prominent business leader of twentieth-century American and international industry.

E. N. Brandt

a biography of Carl A. Gerstackera biography of Carl A. Gerstacker

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BIOGRAPHY & MEMOIR6

978-0-87013-383-1 ▪ $37.95 ▪ Cloth289 pages ▪ Index

HemingwayUp in Michigan Perspectives

Edited by Frederic Svoboda and Joseph Waldmeir

Essays that examine the Michigan of Hemingway’s youth and aspects as portrayed in Hemingway’s famed Nick Adams stories.

978-0-87013-789-1 ▪ $26.95 ▪ Paper256 pages

Fresh WaterWomen Writing on the Great Lakes

Alison Swan

A collection of nonfiction works by women writers, focusing on the Great Lakes.

978-1-61186-171-6 ▪ $34.95 ▪ Cloth630 pages ▪ Color images, B&W images, notes, references index

Privilege and PrejudiceThe Life of a Black Pioneer

Clifton R. Wharton Jr.

This adviser to six presidents. The first of African American descent to head a predominantly white university of major rank.

At the Crossroads of Fear and FreedomThe Fight for Social and Educational Justice

Robert L. Green

Scholar Robert L. Green describes his life’s work as a Civil Rights activist, from his time with Martin Luther King Jr. as education director for the Southern Christian Lead-ership Conference to his continuing fight for social justice and educational equity.978-1-61186-193-8 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Paper258 pages ▪ B&W images, notes, references, index

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978-1-61186-097-9 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Paper440 pages

African American FemalesAddressing Challenges and Nurturing the Future

Edited by Eboni Zamani-Gallaher and Vernon C. Polite

An illuminating discussion of the challenges facing African American girls and women today.

978-1-61186-162-4 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Paper316 pages ▪ B&W images, notes, references, index

Malcolm X’s Michigan WorldviewAn Exemplar for Contemporary Black Studies

Edited by Rita Kiki Edozie and Curtis Stokes

Why does Malcolm X matter?

978-0-87013-804-1 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper978-0-87013-622-1 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth269 pages ▪ B&W photos

Black EdenThe Idlewild Community

Lewis Walker and Benjamin C. Wilson

Idlewild, a Michigan Black community and one of America’s most popular black resorts, and a touchstone of Black identity and culture.

978-0-87013-870-6 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper303 pages ▪ Notes, references

The State of the African American Male

Edited by Eboni M. Zamani-Gallaher and Vernon C. Polite

These essays focus on issues as they exist for males in grades K-12 and postsecondary education in Michigan.

BLACK STUDIES

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978-1-61186-066-5 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper325 pages ▪ B&W photos

DetroitRace Riots, Racial Conflict, and Efforts to Bridge the Racial Divide

Joe T. Darden and Richard Thomas

An insightful journey into Detroit’s fraught racial past that offers perspectives for a stronger tomorrow.

BUSINESS

WAR HISTORY

978-0-87013-850-8 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper335 pages

Sustaining MichiganMetropolitan Policies and Strategies

Edited by Richard W. Jelier and Gary Sands

Issues of economic development, housing, social justice, and key metropolitan policies are organized around sustainability principles of the triple bottom line.

978-0-87013-993-2 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper262 pages

Michigan’s Economic FutureA New Look

Charles L. Ballard

Innovative solutions to the current economic crisis, exploring the structure of Michigan’s economy—how changes in attitudes and policy will promote recovery.

978-0-87013-426-5 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth649 pages ▪ B&W photos, index

Growth CompanyDow Chemical’s First Century

E. N. Brandt

The history of Dow Chemical—a century of industrial drama told by an insider who has been associated with the firm and its top managers since 1953.

978-0-87013-972-7 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper414 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, index

The Sixty Years’ War for the Great Lakes, 1754–1814

Edited by David Skaggs and Larry L. Nelson

Twenty essays about the wars for the North American heartland.

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978-1-61186-090-0 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth360 pages ▪ Color photos, notes, references, index

Beyond Pontiac’s ShadowMichilimackinac and the Anglo-Indian War of 1763

Keith R. Widder

An accessible guide to an important period in Michigan-Canadian history.

978-0-87013-973-4 ▪ $44.95 ▪ Cloth412 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes

The 4th Michigan Infantry in the Civil War

Martin N. Bertera and Kim Crawford

A fascinating narrative tells the story of a remarkable regiment at the center of Civil War history, from accounts of soldiers who served in the 4th infantry.

978-1-61186-002-3 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper104 pages ▪ Notes, references, index

After TippecanoeSome Aspects of the War of 1812

Philip P. Mason

Tecumseh attempted to form a confederacy of tribes to stem the tide of white settlement in the Old Northwest. The battle ended all hope of an Indian federation.


The War of 1812 in the Old NorthwestAlec R. Gilpin, with an introduction by Brian Leigh Dunnigan

This engaging narrative history deftly illustrates the War of 1812 as it played out in the Old Northwest.

REGIONAL HISTORY

978-1-61186-060-3 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper200 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, references

Ink TrailsMichigan’s Famous and Forgotten Authors

Dave Dempsey and Jack Dempsey

The first book of its kind—the secrets, legends, and myths surrounding some of Michigan’s literary luminaries are explored.

978-1-61186-075-7 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Cloth150 pages ▪ B&W photos

We Called it MAG-nificentDow Chemical and Magnesium, 1916–1998

E. N. Brandt

An engaging history of The Dow Chemical Company’s eighty-three-year fascination with a magnificent metal—magnesium.


Community in ConflictA Working-Class History of the 1913–14 Michigan Copper Strike and the Italian Hall Tragedy

Gary Kaunonen and Aaron Goings

An explosive new look at a dark period in Michigan’s labor history, drawing from never-before-seen records.


Finns in the United StatesA History of Settlement, Dissent, and Integration

Edited by Auvo Kostiainen

A complex portrait of Finnish-American political, religious, and cultural life.

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REGIONAL HISTORY


Edge of EmpireDocuments of Michilimackinac, 1671–1716

Translated by Joseph L. Peyser, edited by Joseph L. Pey-ser and José António Brandão

A detailed look at Michilimackinac during the French fur trade and the Michilimackinac network, prior to 1716.

978-0-87013-977-2 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper392 pages

Sweetness of FreedomStories of Immigrants

Stephen Garr Ostrander and Martha Aladjem Bloomfield

An eclectic grouping of immigrants’ narratives and the personal artifacts, documents, and photos they brought on their journeys to Michigan.


Everyday KlansfolkWhite Protestant Life and the KKK in 1920s Michigan

Craig Fox

The KKK gained popularity by attracting the interest of “average” citizens.


Chippewa LakeA Community in Search of an Identity

Cindy L. Hull

Hull deftly weaves together oral accounts, historic documents, and surveys compiled to create a textured portrait of a community in flux.

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REGIONAL HISTORY

978-0-87013-551-4 ▪ $64.95 ▪ Cloth514 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, notes, references, index

West to Far MichiganSettling the Lower Peninsula, 1815–1860

Kenneth E. Lewis

The opening of Michigan to immigration, the rise of commerical agriculture, and Michigan’s integration into the larger national economy.

978-0-87013-978-9 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper264 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, index

Woman in the WildernessLetters of Harriet Wood Wheeler, Missionary Wife, 1832–1892

Nancy Bunge

An intimate view of the relationships between American Indians and Euro-Americans in the Great Lakes.

978-0-87013-831-7 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper136 pages ▪ Color photos, maps, references index

Atlas of Early Michigan’s Forests, Grasslands, and WetlandsAn Interpretation of the 1816–1856 General Land Office Surveys

Dennis A. Albert and Patrick J. Comer

A modern, easy-to-use “gazetteer” of Michigan.

978-0-87013-873-7 ▪ $35.95 ▪ Paper255 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, notes, references, index

Challenge AcceptedA Finnish Immigrant Response to Industrial America in Michigan’s Copper Country

Gary Kaunonen

Michigan mine workers attempted to unionize, climaxing in the 1913–1914 Copper County Strike.

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978-0-87013-807-2 ▪ $69.95 ▪ Cloth375 pages ▪ Notes, references, maps

Mapping in Michigan & the Great Lakes Region

Edited by David I. Macleod

A history of regional mapmaking that tells a larger tale of how people produced and used maps and how it affected commerce, exploration, and modern collecting.

978-1-61186-130-3 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Cloth190 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes

Detroit Resurgent

Edited by Howard Bossen and John P. Beck

An eye-opening portrait of hope and humanity in the Mo-tor City.

Michigan Supreme Court Historical Reference Guide, 2nd Edition

David G. Chardavoyne, with Paul Moreno

A rich historical reference including biographies of jus-tices from 1803 through 2015 as well as twenty summa-ries of top cases.

978-1-61186-155-6▪ $34.95▪ cloth328 pages ▪ Color images, B&W images, notes, index

DPOMS

Discovering the Peoples of Michigan series examines the rich multicultural heritage of the Great Lakes State. This is an informative, affordable, and flexible collection of books that explores Michigan’s ethnic dynamics. Michigan’s rapidly changing historical and social structures have far-reaching implications in such areas as public policy, education, management, and private enterprise. Discovering the Peoples of Michigan reveals the unique contributions that different and often unrecognized communities have made to Michigan’s historical and social identity.

▪ African Americans in Michigan 978-0-87013-583-5 ▪ 63 pages▪ Albanians in Michigan 978-0-87013-584-2 ▪ 73 pages▪ Amish in Michigan 978-0-87013-597-2 ▪ 55 pages▪ Arab Americans in Michigan 978-0-87013-667-2 ▪ 84 pages▪ Asian Indians in Michigan 978-0-87013-621-4 ▪ 95 pages▪ Belgians in Michigan 978-0-87013-812-6 ▪ 110 pages▪ Chaldeans in Michigan 978-0-87013-742-6 ▪ 112 pages▪ Copts in Michigan 978-0-87013-824-9 ▪ 92 pages▪ Cornish in Michigan 978-0-87013-787-7 ▪ 101 pages▪ Danes and Icelanders in Michigan 978-1-61186-094-8 ▪ 110 pages▪ Dutch in Michigan 978-0-87013-620-7 ▪ 48 pages▪ Ethnicity in Michigan 978-0-87013-581-1 ▪ 91 pages▪ Finland-Swedes in Michigan 978-1-61186-030-6 ▪ 114 pages▪ Finns in Michigan 978-0-87013-844-7 ▪ 123 pages▪ French in Michigan 978-1-61186-198-3 ▪ 106 pages▪ French Canadians in Michigan 978-0-87013-582-8 ▪ 56 pages▪ Germans in Michigan 978-0-87013-619-1 ▪ 58 pages▪ Greeks in Michigan 978-0-87013-679-5 ▪ 83 pages▪ Haitians in Michigan 978-0-87013-881-2 ▪ 126 pages

▪ Hmong Americans in Michigan 978-1-61186-119-8 ▪ 100 pages▪ Hungarians in Michigan 978-0-87013-644-3 ▪ 108 pages▪ Irish in Michigan 978-0-87013-764-8 ▪ 92 pages▪ Italians in Michigan 978-0-87013-599-6 ▪ 55 pages▪ Jews in Michigan 978-0-87013-598-9 ▪ 93 pages▪ Latinos in Michigan 978-0-87013-645-0 ▪ 77 pages▪ Latvians in Michigan 978-0-87013-754-9 ▪ 121 pages▪ Lituanians in Michigan 978-0-87013-813-3 ▪ 103 pages▪ Maltese in Michigan 978-1-61186-019-1 ▪ 100 pages▪ Mexican and Mexican Americans in Michigan 978-0-87013-666-5 ▪ 90 pages▪ Norwegians in Michigan 978-0-87013-878-2 ▪ 158 pages▪ Poles in Michigan 978-0-87013-618-4 ▪ 62 pages▪ Scandinavians in Michigan 978-0-87013-775-4 ▪ 86 pages▪ Scots in Michigan 978-0-87013-689-4 ▪ 87 pages▪ Serbians in Michigan 978-1-61186-141-9 ▪ 114 pages▪ South Slavs in Michigan 978-0-87013-643-6 ▪ 99 pages▪ Swedes in Michigan 978-1-61186-041-2 ▪ 100 pages▪ Yankees in Michigan 978-0-87013-825-6 ▪ 140 pages

Each edition is paperback and $12.95.

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978-1-61186-207-2 ▪ $22.95 ▪ Paper 150 pages ▪ B&W images, notes, references

Ink Trails IIMichigan’s Famous and Forgotten Authors

Dave Dempsey and Jack Dempsey

Further stories of the fascinating writers for whom Michi-gan has been a home and an inspiration.

978-1-61186-197-6 ▪ $26.95 ▪ Cloth267 pages

Wolf’s MouthJohn Smolens

An intriguing portrait of a WWII POW who strives to es-cape the ghosts of history.

978-1-61186-142-6 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper176 pages

Eight Mile High

Jim Ray Daniels

The fifth collection of short stories by award-winning wordsmith Jim Ray Daniels.

978-1-161186-163-1 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper282 pages

HereWomen Writing on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula

Edited by Ronald Riekki

Literary legends and emerging voices from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

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978-0-94063-500-5 ▪ $20.85 ▪ Cloth442 pages

College to UniversityThe Hannah Years at Michigan State, 1935–1969

Paul L. Dressel

Noted for his writings on evaluation in higher education, Dressel describes the character of the institution before Hannah’s arrival, Hannah’s vision, and methods.

978-0-87013-772-3 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth500 pages ▪ B&W photos, references, index

Michigan State CollegeJohn Hannah and the Creation of a World University, 1926–1969

David A. Thomas

The second volume in the Sesquicentennial history of MSU explores the “Hannah years.”


Michigan Agricultural CollegeThe Evolution of a Land-Grant Philosophy, 1855–1925

Keith R. Widder

The saga of America’s premier land-grant institution, long before it became MSU.

978-0-87013-631-3 ▪ $34.95 ▪ Cloth204 pages ▪ B&W photos, glossary

MSU Campus: Buildings, Places, SpacesArchitecture and the Campus Park of Michigan State University

Linda O. Stanford and C. Kurt Dewhurst

Since its founding, MSU had the consistent intent to interrelate architecture and the campus park.

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978-0-87013-478-4 ▪ $27.95 ▪ Paper 165 pages ▪ B&W photos, index

Forging a Fateful AllianceMichigan State University and the Vietnam War

John Ernst

MSU offered South Vietnam technical support as part of the “nation-building” program. In return, the U.S. Govern-ment provided generous financial remuneration.


A University Turns to the World

Ralph H. Smuckler

An examination of the growth of Michigan State University’s International program, beginning in 1956.

978-0-87013-761-7 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth124 pages

Global FocusImages of a Land-Grant Tradition

Edited by Jay A. Rodman

An international photography competition—more than 60 winning photographs are featured here alongside over 100 images of MSU’s international involvements.


Justin Smith MorrillFather of the Land-Grant Colleges

Coy F. Cross II

Morrill is most recognized for the Morrill land-grant college acts of 1862 and 1890, which opened higher education to the working class, women, and minorities.

MSU

978-0-9967252-0-0 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth 978-0-9967252-1-7 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper320 pages ▪ Color images, notes, references, index

Up from NothingThe Michigan State University Cyclotron Laboratory

Sam M. Austin

The story of the history and growth of the Michigan State University Cyclotron Laboratory.

978-0-87013-788-4 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth316 pages ▪ B&W images, notes, references Index

Michigan State UniversityThe Rise of a Research University and the New Millennium, 1970–2005

Douglas A. Noverr

How was an agricultural college transformed into a “megaversity” and prominent research institution?

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Blackbird’s SongAndrew J. Blackbird and the Odawa People

Theodore J. Karamanski

This stirring account reflects on the lived experience of the Odawa people and the work of one of their greatest advocates.

978-1-61186-045-0 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth256 pages ▪ B&W photos, notes, references

Contested TerritoriesNative Americans and Non-Natives in the Lower Great Lakes, 1700–1850

Edited by Charles Beatty-Medina and Melissa Rinehart

Examines a region that played an essential role in Ameri-ca’s post-revolutionary expansion.

978-0-87013-987-1 ▪ $22.95 ▪ Paper215 pages

Ogimawkwe Mitigwaki (Queen of the Woods)A Novel

Simon Pokagon

The second novel published by an American Indian, this new edition offers an introduction to the language and culture of his people, as well as new materials.

978-1-61186-014-6 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper246 pages ▪ Notes

Laughing Whitefish

Robert Traver, Foreword by Matthew L. M. Fletcher

A classic trial drama of ethnic hostility and the legal defense of Indian treaties, set in Michigan’s Upper Penin-sula.

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978-0-87013-856-0 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper394 pages ▪ B&W illustrations

Our People, Our JourneyThe Little River Band of Ottawa Indians

James M. McClurken

A landmark history of the Little River Band of Ottawa, a Michigan tribe that has survived despite expansionist and assimilationist policies in the late 19th century.

978-1-61186-022-1 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Cloth288 pages ▪ B&W photos, maps, notes, bibliography, index

The Eagle ReturnsThe Legal History of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians

Matthew L. M. Fletcher

An absorbing survey of a Native American group struggling to reestablish their right to self-governance.

978-0-87013-753-2 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Paper205 pages ▪ Glossary, appendicies

Anishinaubae Thesaurus

Basil H. Johnston

A sampling of the 400,000 words that comprise the Anishinaubae language.

978-0-87013-814-0 ▪ $79.95 ▪ Cloth576 pages ▪ Illustrations, notes, index

The Art of TraditionSacred Music, Dance, and Myth of Michigan’s Anishinaabe, 1946–1955

Edited by Michael D. McNally

A significant and overlooked era in North American ethnology and ethnomusicology.

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978-0-87013-985-7 ▪ $49.95 ▪ Cloth524 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, notes, bibliography, index

The Edge of the WoodsIroquoia, 1534–1701

Jon Parmenter

A new understanding of Iroquois peoplehood during this period and how their identities adapted as their home-lands changed dramatically.


MinongThe Good Place—Ojibwe and Isle Royale

Timothy Cochrane

Tracing the Ojibwe’s long history with Isle Royale, Minong is the search for the history of the Ojibwe people’s relationship with this unique island.

ImprintsThe Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians and the City of Chicago

John N. Low

An examination of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians in Chicago, focusing on issues of identity, assimi-lation, and inclusion dating from the city’s founding.978-1-61186-188-4 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper 328 pages ▪ B&W images, maps, notes, references, index

978-0-87013-738-9 ▪ $35.95 ▪ Paper268 pages ▪ Book with CD-Rom

Modeling Archaeological Site Burial in Southern MichiganA Geoarchaeological Synthesis

G. William Monaghan and William A. Lovis

Examines the processes that result in the deep burial of archaeological sites.


The Geoarchaeology of Lake Michigan Coastal DunesWilliam A. Lovis, Alan F. Arbogast, and G. William Monaghan

Draws on multidisciplinary insights to explore the conditions necessary to safeguard ancient settlements.

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978-1-61186-012-2 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Cloth278 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, notes, references

Climate Change in the Great Lakes RegionNavigating an Uncertain Future

Edited by Thomas Dietz and David Bidwell

Leading scholars address the challenges of preparing for climate change in the Great Lakes region.

978-1-61186-024-5 ▪ $81.95 ▪ Cloth880 pages ▪ Notes, references, index

Great Lakes Fisheries Policy and ManagementA Binational Perspective, Second Edition

Edited by William W. Taylor, Abigail J. Lynch, and Nancy J. Leonard

Collaborative and interjurisdictional perspectives on the Great Lakes fisheries’ ecosystems, the threats they faced, and opportunities they provide.

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The Poisoning of MichiganJoyce Egginton

The PBB poisoning of Michigan remains the most widespread chemical contamination known in U.S. history.

978-1-61186-021-4 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper224 pages ▪ B&W Illustrations, references

For Love of Lakes

Darby Nelson

An important and thoughtful book poised to be The Sand County Almanac of lakes.

978-0-87013-845-4 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper139 pages ▪ Color photos, references, notes, index

Prairies and Savannas in MichiganRediscovering Our Natural Heritage

Ryan P. O’Connor, Michael A. Kost, and Joshua G. Cohen

Once a significant part of Lower Michigan’s landscape, these have nearly vanished along with numerous species that rely on the habitats they provide.


Pandora’s LocksThe Opening of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway

Jeff Alexander

An award-winning 50-year retrospective on the St. Law-rence Seaway and invasive species in the Great Lakes.

ENVIRONMENT

978-0-87013-752-5 ▪ $34.95 ▪ Paper377 pages ▪ Index, glossary, and appendix

Evolution of the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement

Lee Botts and Paul Muldoon

The 1909 Great Lakes Water Quality agreementbecame a model for environmental management.

978-0-87013-802-7 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Cloth192 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, index

Cold, Clear, and DeadlyUnraveling a Toxic Legacy

Melvin J. Visser

The search to discover the source of persistant organic pollutants (POPs) in cold northern waters from the Great Lakes to the Arctic.

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978-0-87013-780-8 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper201 pages ▪ B&W photos, bibliography, notes, index

Michigan’s State ForestsA Century of Stewardship

William B. Botti and Michael D. Moore

Michigan’s 19th-century white pine stands were the finest in the world. Lumber became a mainstay of Michigan’s economy.

978-0-87013-654-2 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper978-087013-634-4 ▪ $49.95 ▪Cloth731 pages ▪ B&W photos

Fish for AllAn Oral History of Multiple Claims and Divided Sentiment on Lake Michigan

Michael J. Chiarappa and Kristin M. Szylvain

Evolving communication between fisheries historians, anthropologists, scientists, and policymakers.

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On the BrinkThe Great Lakes in the 21st Century

Dave Dempsey

In recent decades, the Great Lakes have served as an early warning system for many emerging environmental problems. Relevant to today’s debates and decisions.

978-0-87013-786-0 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper214 pages ▪ B&W photos, bibliography, index

The MuskegonThe Majesty and Tragedy of Michigan’s Rarest River

Jeff Alexander

The history of the Muskegon and the efforts to restore this mighty river’s natural features.

978-0-87013-830-0 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Cloth84 pages ▪ B&W illustrations, notes

The Waters of Michigan

David Lubbers and Dave Dempsey

This collection presents a truly unique view and understanding of waters of Michigan, with a Foreword by Governor William G. Milliken.

978-0-87013-628-3 ▪ $24.95 ▪ Paper149 pages ▪ Bibliography, notes

Restoration of the Great LakesPromises, Practices, and Performances

Mark Sproule-Jones

Examining the history of the key uses of the Great Lakes, and the relative successes and failures of the institutions that govern the Lakes’ resource management.

ENVIRONMENT

978-1-61186-078-8 ▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper208 pages ▪ Color photos

The Great Lake Sturgeon

Edited by Nancy Auer and Dave Dempsey

An interdisciplinary exploration of a remarkable creature — the Great Lakes lake sturgeon.


Lakeshore LivingDesigning Lake Places and Communities in the Footprints of Environmental Writers

Paul J. Radomski and Kristof Van Assche

An instrumental and accessible guide to creating long-lasting lakeshore communities.

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978-0-87013-350-3 ▪ $9.95 ▪ Paper152 pages ▪ Color photos

Michigan Wildlife Viewing Guide

Phil T. Seng

125 of the best locations for viewing Michigan wildlife, including brief descriptions and ecological concepts.

978-0-87013-275-9 ▪ $14.25 ▪ Paper194 pages ▪ Photos, bibliography, notes, index

Michigan State ParksYesterday Through Tomorrow

Clair V. Korn

The history and attractions of 85 state parks in Michigan.

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State of Lake OntarioPast, Present and Future

Edited by M. Munawar

Understanding the Lake Ontario ecosystem.


State of Lake Superior

Edited by M. Munawar and I. F. Munawar

Papers that provide data and information about Lake Superior.


State of Lake MichiganEcology, Health, and Management

Edited by T. Edsall and M. Munawar

Catalogs and analyzes the current science on the state of Lake Michigan.

978-81-7898-591-6 ▪ $150.00 ▪ Paper640 pages ▪ Index

Checking the Pulse of Lake Erie

Edited by M. Munawar and R. Heath

Important update and benchmark in the Lake Erie histori-cal record.

ENVIRONMENT

978-1-61186-134-1 ▪ $34.95 ▪ Paper362 pages ▪ Color photos, maps, notes, references

A Field Guide to the Natural Communities of MichiganJoshua G. Cohen, Michael A. Kost, Bradford S. Slaughter, and Dennis A. Albert

A comprehensive guide to Michigan’s natural communities, sized to take with you wherever you travel.

978-0-9921007-4-2 ▪ $39.95 ▪ Paper282 pages

Bringing Conservation to CitiesLessons from Building the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge

John H. Hartig

Building North America’s only international wildlife refuge.

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The Great Lakes of the World (GLOW)Food-Web, Health and Integrity

Edited by M. Munawar and R. E. Hecky

Compendium containing research on temperate and tropi-cal great lakes.


Phytoplankton Dynamics in the North American Great LakesVolumes 1 & 2

M. Munawar and I. F. Munawar

Compilation detailing the functioning of the pelagic com-munities of the Great Lakes.

978-0-9921007-3-5 ▪ $150.00 ▪ Paper497 pages

The Lake Huron EcosystemEcology, Fisheries and Management

Edited by M. Munawar, T. Edsall, and J. Leach

Selection of scientific papers that represent various contributions of the Lake Huron Basin Symposium.

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ENVIRONMENT

TRANSPORTATION

978-0-87013-863-8 ▪ $16.95 ▪ Paper109 pages ▪ B&W photos, references

Deadly VoyageThe S.S. Daniel J. Morrell Tragedy

Andrew Kantar

This is the story of one of the worst shipwrecks in Great Lakes history.

978-0-87013-783-9 ▪ $16.95 ▪ Paper69 pages ▪ B&W photos, index

Black NovemberThe Carl D. Bradley Tragedy

Andrew Kantar

The largest ship in Great Lakes’ history to vanish.


Railroads for Michigan

Graydon M. Meints

In this thoroughly researched history, Graydon Meints tells the fascinating story of the railroad’s arrival and development in Michigan.

TRANSPORTATION

978-0-87013-446-3 ▪ $16.95 ▪ Paper50 pages ▪ B&W photos, bibliography, index

29 MissingThe True and Tragic Story of the Disappearance of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald

Andrew Kantar

The facts leading up to the disappearance, as well as expeditions of the wreck site.

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978-0-87013-693-1 ▪ $150.00 ▪ Cloth1366 pages ▪ 2 volume set ▪ Maps

Michigan Railroad LinesVolumes 1 & 2

Graydon M. Meints

Details the construction, abandonment, and changes in mileage of the state’s railroads, including both “steam” and electric railroads.


The HaywireA Brief History of the Manistique and Lake Superior Railroad

Hugh A. Hornstein

“The Haywire” played a major role in Michigan industrial development until its 1968 demise.

TRANSPORTATION

POLITICAL SCIENCE & LAW

978-1-61186-195-2▪ $29.95 ▪ Paper279 pages ▪ B&W photos

Payoffs in the CloakroomThe Greening of the Michigan Legislature, 1938–1946

Bruce A. Rubenstein and Lawrence E. Ziewacz

The spellbinding follow-up to Three Bullets Sealed His Lips; fingering the “hitman.”

978-0-87013-252-0 ▪ $19.95 ▪ Paper236 pages

Three Bullets Sealed His Lips

Bruce A. Rubenstein and Lawrence E. Ziewacz

The gangland style slaying of State Senator Warren Hopper in 1945, three days prior to testifying before a grand jury alleged corruption in the Michigan legislature.

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Michigan Railroads and Railroad Companies

Graydon M. Meints

Contains complete, cross-referenced listings for every railroad company formed in the state of Michigan, and discusses “paper railroads” that never laid tracks.

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