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Janice Bridges, Indiana's Princess City: The History of Mishawaka 1832–1932 (1976) — cited more than read
What it is: the city's centennial-era history, standing in the bibliographies of the Battell Park and Carnegie Library National Register nominations, which is how this build met it. The Libraries leg names it as a settling source for the Maclure library's course and the playground movement; the Authors leg carries it on the shelf whole.
Its standing, from this build's experience: an apparatus must say plainly what this build's record says: Bridges is a shelf book this history cites more than it has read. Its publisher was not established in the catalogs reached — the Authors leg's named gap — and the settling sources are the Indiana State Library's catalog record (977.201 S143zmb) or the title page of the copy at the Mishawaka-Penn-Harris Public Library.
Where it fails: it ends at 1932 by design, and in this build it has so far served as a pointer — to the nominations that cite it and the library holdings that hold it — rather than as a read text. The pull is named, not disguised.
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