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Copper mines and mining

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Summer Lightning

Pamela Oldfield

2006

Message from the President of the United States

United States. Department of State.

1798

Driven to rage

Carol Sheldon

2013

Expectations of modernity

James Ferguson

1999

Ross Island

William O'brian

2007

The war of the copper kings

Carl B. Glasscock

1935

The making of a hardrock miner

Stephen M. Voynick

1978

Black islanders

Douglas Oliver

1992

33 Men

Jonathan Franklin

2011

History and review of copper, iron, silver, slate and other material interests of the south shore of Lake Superior

A. P. Swineford

1876

Buried alive!

Elaine Scott

2012

Opportunity, Montana

Brad Tyer

2013

Anything Goes and The Richest Hill on Earth

Richard S. Wheeler

2016

Draft environmental impact statement for the Montanore Project

Montanore Minerals Corp

2009

The Island of Adventure

Enid Blyton

1967 ★ 3.7

Fugitive Landscapes

Samuel Truett

2007

Copper Mining in Lake Superior. ..

Thomas Egleston

1878

Mining Capitalism

Stuart Kirsch

2014

Copper, the next fifteen years

Wolfgang Gluschke, J. Shaw, B. Varon et al.

1979

Ancient mining on the shores of Lake Superior

Charles Whittlesey

1863

First annual review of the copper mining industry of Lake Superior

James Russell

1899

The Peaks of Lyell

Geoffrey Blainey

1954

Not on Queen Victoria's birthday: the story of Rio Tinto mines

David Avery

Ghosts of Cleopatra Hill

Herbert V. Young

1974

The Courts of the morning

John Buchan

1929

The English brass and copper industries to 1800

Henry Hamilton

1967

Forever and Ever- (Wyckerley Trilogy#3)

Patricia Gaffney

1998

Solution mining

Robert W. Bartlett

1992

Anaconda

Laurie Mercier

2001

Big Annie of Calumet

Jerry Stanley

1996

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