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(Mansfield): M. Martino, [2000]. Reprint. Hardcover. Fine. Cloth; large octavo; [iv], 351 pages. Reprint of the 1931 Chicago edition. This is a comprehensive bibliography of all the issues of the Michigan Press from 1796-1850. In pratically every case, the original imprint was examined and described by McMurtrie or by his staff. The beginnings of printing in Michigan date from the printing of Congressional Acts in Detroit in 1796. In all 600 issues of the press are meticulously described. Apart from the thorough bibliography, McMurtrie also provides a hundred-page narrative history describing the spread of printing in Michigan and the controversies that arose in relation to printing there. Illlustrated with facsimiles of title pages and portraits, this book is notoriously difficult to find and has not been available in reprint previously. Besterman 5210.

Washington, 12 September 1972. Letter. Light creases from mailing. Fine. TYPED LETTER SIGNED "Jerry" on Office of the Minority Leader stationery thanking the recipient, Leon Nobes, for his letter. Ford mentions sending "the China Report" to him and says, "You may be certain that I am working night and day to bring about a Republican Congress." Nobes unsuccessfully ran to be the Republican candidate for the Michigan state House of Representatives 96th District in 1974, 1976, and 1978.