by Edward Payson Morton. 1913. 104p

This book discusses various historical and geographical aspects related to Lake Erie and its surrounding areas. It covers topics such as the strategic location of Buffalo, the geography of Erie, the significance of Cleveland as a distributing point, and the battle of Lake Erie during the War of 1812. Additionally, it delves into the development of harbors, canals, and trade routes in the region. The text also touches on the impact of glaciers and the historical significance of certain locations. Overall, the content provides insights into the historical, geographical, and strategic importance of the Lake Erie region.