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Vincent Brunner, Mishawaka, Its Rise and Progress — 137 essays, unpublished; reached only through De Kever
What it is: the foundational manuscript under the commissioned history: 137 essays by Vincent Brunner (b. 1862, a Swiss immigrant), never published, on which De Kever's history rests in part. This build knows it only as De Kever and the Culture leg carry it — at one remove, stated as such wherever it is used.
Its standing, from this build's experience: it is the record's deepest unpublished layer, and the Mysteries leg made its custody an open question in its own right: the manuscript's present home is stated in no source reached. The settling address is the public library's local-history holdings statement.
Where it fails: it cannot be checked. A source that cannot be consulted can be named, weighed and bounded — which is what this build does — but nothing in these ninety-two files rests on Brunner alone without the remove being printed.
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