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Mark Branstner <[log in to unmask]>
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Kent,

Anita is correct about the Library of Congress, but a quick check of 
their on-line catalog yielded nothing for me ...

Make sure you check Louis Karpinski's "Bibliography of the Printed 
Maps of Michigan, 1804-1880"

I would assume Hart is listed there, but I don't know if he annotated 
locations for the various holdings.

Mark
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