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U-M prepares to return items to Indian tribes

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Ann Arbor News, November 26, 1993

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26

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November

Year

1993

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A Personal Perspective And Plea

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Ann Arbor Sun, March 8, 1974

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8

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March

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1974

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New World Agriculture Group (N.W.A.G.)

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Agenda, April 1986

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April

Year

1986

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Creative Commons (Attribution, Non-Commercial, Share-alike)

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Emancipation Day

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Ann Arbor Courier, August 6, 1884

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6

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August

Year

1884

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Five Train Hands Killed

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Ann Arbor Argus, April 17, 1891

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17

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April

Year

1891

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Deer Stop A Passenger Train

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Ann Arbor Argus, February 10, 1891

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10

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February

Year

1891

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Expressing Their Will

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Ann Arbor Argus, February 10, 1891

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10

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February

Year

1891

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More Protection For The Oyster

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Ann Arbor Argus, January 23, 1891

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23

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January

Year

1891

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Public Domain

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Consistency

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Signal of Liberty, March 16, 1842

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16

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March

Year

1842

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Death Of Matthias

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Signal of Liberty, September 08, 1841

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8

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September

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1841

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