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PresidentWilliam S.Schindler,Vice President  \nEugene R.Cadieux,Secretary  \nNorbert A.Sylvester,Treasurer  \nPhilip P.Mason,Ph.D.,Historian  \nSolan W.Weeks,Director,Detroit Historical Museumand Coordinating Director,Detroit Historical Society  \nBoard of Trustees  \nLee E.Mills  \nPrentiss M.Brown*Glenn M.CoulterDon F.DeGrootPhillip R.FlandersMrs.Leland W.Foster*Gordon F.Goyette Jr.Charles V.Hagler***Mrs.Donald HarrisHarold M.Hastings*Msgr.Edward J.Hickey**Leontine Rita KeaneRalph J.Ladd  \nMrs.Wilson W.Mills***  \nJ.Bell Moran**Alfred M.Pelham***Paul L.Penfield*Edward S.Reid Jr.Reuben Ryding**Leonard N.Simons***Mrs.Gerard R.Slattery***Samuel B.Smith  \nH.Richard Steding II*Mark C.Stevens*George W.TalburttDonald M.D.ThurberMrs.Joseph A.Vance Jr.Alfred H.Whittaker,M.D.*Mrs.R.Alexander Wrigley  \nThomas D.Leadbetter**Jeremiah Ludington  \nJ.Charles Markley Jr.James P.McCormick,Ph.D.Raymond C.Miller,Ph.D.**  \n*Advisory Council **Honorary ***Detroit Historical Commission  \nExecutive Secretary Detroit Historical Society,Beatrice C.Jobagy  \nThe drawing on the front cover is a view of early Detroit,as seenfrom the Detroit River.It appears as an illustration on an  \neighteenth-century map of the river area between Lake St.Clair andLake Erie.The map,published in 1796 and now in the BurtonCollection,Detroit Public Library,was the work of Georges HenriVictor Collot (1752-1805).  \nDetroit in  \nPERSPECTIVE  \nA Journal of Regional History  \nVolume 1,Number 1,Autumn 1972  \nPublished for the Detroit Historical Societyby the Wayne State University Press  \nW.Sprague Holden,Editor  \nRaymond C.Miller,Philip P.Mason,Co-Chairmen,Research and Publications,Detroit Historical Society  \nThis journal replaces the Society's Bulletin and was begun as partof the Detroit Historical Society's observance of its fiftieth year.  \n3  \n6  \n36  \n51  \n74  \nContents  \nA Commitment to TomorrowRaymond C.Miller  \nDream and Reality:Historians on the ConstitutionAlfred H.Kelly  \nThe Interdependence of a City and its Residents:Nineteenth Century DetroitJoEllen McNergney Vinyard  \nA Separate Peace:The Politics of ProhibitionEnforcement in Detroit 1920-1930Larry D.Engelmann  \nEditor's AfterwordW.Sprague Holden  \nPicture Credits:Front Cover:courtesy Burton Historical Collection,Detroit Public Library.Kelly article:pp.8,11,22,23,courtesy FineArts Department,Detroit Public Library.Vinyard article:pp.38,41,  \n44,47,courtesy Burton Collection,Detroit Public Library.Engelmannarticle:pp.57,60,62,63,66,68,courtesy The Detroit News;pp.68 and 69 courtesy Burton Collection,Detroit Public Library.Back cover:Detroit Historical Society.Photographs of originals from the Detroit PublicLibrary by Joseph Klima Jr.Journal design by Richard Kinney.  \nEditorial Office:Detroit Historical Museum,5401 Woodward,Detroit,Michigan 48202.Correspondence should be directed to the editorat that address.Unsolicited manuscripts must be accompanied by apre-addressed stamped envelope.A statement of editorial requirementsfor the journal will be sent on request.Detroit in Perspective is publishedthree times per year(October,February,June)and is free to Societymembers as one of the perquisites of membership.Those interestedin membership may write to the Detroit Historical Society,5401Woodward,Detroit,Michigan 48202.For non-members the annualsubscription rate is $7.50;single issues are $2.50.Please direct requeststo Wayne State University Press,Detroit,Michigan 48202.Copyright◎1972 by The Detroit Historical Society.  \n# A Commitment to Tomorrow\n\nhe introduction to Volume I,No.1 of any publication musthave two purposes.First,it must present the person or personswho will be involved in the doing;second,and this is equallyimportant,it must present the idea,the Journal's reason for being.On behalf of the Board of the Detroit Historical Society,I happilyperform ","cbCaifBebxisQf6u","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifBebxisQf6u","pdf",3183103,"English","# A Commitment to Tomorrow\n## The 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