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The Fort Wayne route :
the Michigan and Erie ship canal, or Toledo, Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway; a proposed canal in aid of national commerce; a link that makes the distance by water from Chicago to New York the same as the distance by rail.

APA Citation

Taylor, F. B. (Frank Bursley). (1909). The Fort Wayne route: the Michigan and Erie ship canal, or Toledo, Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway; a proposed canal in aid of national commerce; a link that makes the distance by water from Chicago to New York the same as the distance by rail. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway association.

MLA Citation

Taylor, Frank B. (Frank Bursley), 1860-1938. The Fort Wayne Route: the Michigan And Erie Ship Canal, Or Toledo, Fort Wayne And Chicago Deep Waterway; a Proposed Canal In Aid of National Commerce; a Link That Makes the Distance by Water From Chicago to New York the Same As the Distance by Rail. Fort Wayne, Ind.: Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway association, 1909.

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The Fort Wayne route : the Michigan and Erie ship canal, or Toledo, Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway; a proposed canal in aid of national commerce; a link that makes the distance by water from Chicago to New York the same as the distance by rail.

APA Citation

MLA Citation

The Fort Wayne route :
the Michigan and Erie ship canal, or Toledo, Fort Wayne and Chicago deep waterway; a proposed canal in aid of national commerce; a link that makes the distance by water from Chicago to New York the same as the distance by rail.