From Mackinac to Sault Ste. Marie A Mackinac Island travelogue
The article extols Mackinac as a summer pleasure ground with dramatic clifftops and natural arches. It recalls Indian legends and sacrifices, winter isolation, mail routes via Indians and sleds, and Fort Mackinac with surrounding landmarks such as Sugar Loaf and Arch Rock. It also recounts local life, trades, and missions among Indigenous peoples and settlers.
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