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catalog contributor b7844546.
catalog contributor b7844547.
catalog contributor b7844548.
catalog coverage "Kentucky Biography.".
catalog coverage "Kentucky History.".
catalog created "1922.".
catalog date "1922".
catalog date "1922.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1922.".
catalog description "Spain and the Genet Episode: Further Spanish plots -- ch. XXXIII. Conquering the Northweat Indians: The campaigns of Harmar, St. Clair, and Wayne -- ch. XXXIV. The Second Constitution -- . ch. XXXV. Federal relations: The resolutions of 1798 and 1799 -- ch. XXXVI. Kentucky and the Louisiana Purchase -- ch. XXXVII. Aaron Burr in Kentucky -- ch. XXXVIII. The sequel to the Burr Conspiracy: Kentucky loyalty to the Union -- ch. XXXIX. Early parties and political development -- ch. XL. Material development around 1800 -- ch. XLI. Agricultural and manufacturing development around 1800 -- ch. XLII. Banks and banking around 1800 -- ch. XLIII. Early boundary disputes -- ch. XLIV. Social and intellectual progress, 1792-1810 -- ch. XLV. Kentucky in the War of 1812 -- v. 2. ch. XLIV. The Kentucky character and the war -- ch. XLVII. Slaughter and the disputed Gubernatiorial succession -- ch. XLVIII.".
catalog description "Speculation -- Bank mania and hard times -- ch. SLIX. Replevin laws and relief: The Bank of the Commonwealth -- ch. L. The struggle against the judiciary -- Old court and new court -- ch. LI. State rights versus the United States Bank and courts : The occupying claimant laws -- ch. LII. The rise of national parties in State politics : Clay and Jackson -- ch. LIII. Democrats and Whigs -- ch. LIV. The era of internal improvements and the beginning of railroads -- ch. LV. Economic progress during the middle period -- ch. LVI. Educational advancement during the middle period -- ch. LVII. Social and intellectual development during the middle period -- ch. LVIII. Slavery -- ch. LIX. National problems and the third constitution -- ch. LX. Breaking the bonds of the union -- ch. LXI. Neutrality and the union -- ch. LXII. Commerce and commercial restrictions in war times -- ch. LXIII. Civil and militar affairs during the war --".
catalog description "The fourth convention -- The first and second enabling acts -- ch. XIX. Trade rights down the Mississippi -- The fifth convention -- ch. XX. Wilkinson and the Spanish trade -- ch. XXI. The Spanish plot -- The sixth convention -- ch. XXII. The defeat of the Spanish Conspiracy -- The seventh convention -- ch. XXIII. The Spanish colonization scheme -- The eighth and ninth conventions -- ch. XIV. Constitution and union -- ch. XXV. Kentucky, character and society at the beginning of statehood -- ch. XXVI. Material and intellectual progress, 1775-1792 -- XXVII. Putting the government into operation: executive, legislative and judicial controversies -- ch. XXVIII. Democratic clubs and the French scheme against Louisiana -- ch. XXIX. George Rogers Clark and the French enterprise -- ch. XXX. Governor Shelby and the French enterprise -- ch. XXXI. Kentucky and the Federal Government on the opening of the Mississippi -- ch. XXXII.".
catalog description "ch. LXIV. Effects of the war -- ch. LXV. Commercial relations between the Ohio Valley and the South -- 1865-1872 ch. LXVI. Recent state history -- ch. LXVII. Geology of Kentucky -- ch. LXVIII. g An historical sketch of the Kentucky Geological Survey (1838-1922) ch. LXIX. The adventures of Colonial Daniel Boone -- ch. LXX. Transylvania University -- ch. LXXI. The influence of Henry Clay on political opinion in Kentucky -- ch. LXXII. Governors of Kentucky -- ch. LXXIII. United States Senators from Kentucky -- ch. LXXIV. The counties of Kentucky -- ch. LXXV. Officers from Kentucky in the Civil War -- ch. LXXVI. Alphabetical list of battles and skirmishes in Kentucky in the Civil War -- ch. LXXVII. The romance of tobacco and its early introduction in Kentucky -- ch. LXXVIII. The growth and culture of tobacco in Kentucky -- ch. LXXIX. Early taverns and travelers in central Kentucky -- ch. LXXX. The Cumberland Gap region.".
catalog description "v. 1 ch. I. Origin andmeaning of names -- ch. II. Early Indian occupancy of the Ohio Valley -- ch. III Discovery and exlporation by the English of the Ohio Country -- ch. IV. The Indian title to Kentucky and its extinction -- ch. V. The exploration of Dr. Thomas Walker -- c. VI. Exploration of Kentucky by Christopher Gist -- ch. VII Mrs. Mary Ingles -- The first white woman in Kentucky -- ch. VIII. The Sandy Creek Voyage -- ch. IX Swift's Silver Mines -- ch. X The Founding of Harman's Station -- ch. XI. Transylvanis and the first settlements -- ch. XII. Kentucky in the Revolution -- ch. XIII. After the Revolution -- Indian troubles -- Battle of Blue Licks -- c. XIV. Stations and early settlements in Kentucky -- ch. XV. Institutional development: Land system, counties, towns ... ch. XVI. Beginnings in the movement for separation from Virginia -- ch. XVII. The first three conventions -- ch. XVIII.".
catalog extent "5 v.".
catalog hasFormat "History of Kentucky.".
catalog isFormatOf "History of Kentucky.".
catalog issued "1922".
catalog issued "1922.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Chicago : The American Historical Society,".
catalog relation "History of Kentucky.".
catalog spatial "Kentucky Biography.".
catalog spatial "Kentucky History.".
catalog subject "F451 .K46".
catalog tableOfContents "Spain and the Genet Episode: Further Spanish plots -- ch. XXXIII. Conquering the Northweat Indians: The campaigns of Harmar, St. Clair, and Wayne -- ch. XXXIV. The Second Constitution -- . ch. XXXV. Federal relations: The resolutions of 1798 and 1799 -- ch. XXXVI. Kentucky and the Louisiana Purchase -- ch. XXXVII. Aaron Burr in Kentucky -- ch. XXXVIII. The sequel to the Burr Conspiracy: Kentucky loyalty to the Union -- ch. XXXIX. Early parties and political development -- ch. XL. Material development around 1800 -- ch. XLI. Agricultural and manufacturing development around 1800 -- ch. XLII. Banks and banking around 1800 -- ch. XLIII. Early boundary disputes -- ch. XLIV. Social and intellectual progress, 1792-1810 -- ch. XLV. Kentucky in the War of 1812 -- v. 2. ch. XLIV. The Kentucky character and the war -- ch. XLVII. Slaughter and the disputed Gubernatiorial succession -- ch. XLVIII.".
catalog tableOfContents "Speculation -- Bank mania and hard times -- ch. SLIX. Replevin laws and relief: The Bank of the Commonwealth -- ch. L. The struggle against the judiciary -- Old court and new court -- ch. LI. State rights versus the United States Bank and courts : The occupying claimant laws -- ch. LII. The rise of national parties in State politics : Clay and Jackson -- ch. LIII. Democrats and Whigs -- ch. LIV. The era of internal improvements and the beginning of railroads -- ch. LV. Economic progress during the middle period -- ch. LVI. Educational advancement during the middle period -- ch. LVII. Social and intellectual development during the middle period -- ch. LVIII. Slavery -- ch. LIX. National problems and the third constitution -- ch. LX. Breaking the bonds of the union -- ch. LXI. Neutrality and the union -- ch. LXII. Commerce and commercial restrictions in war times -- ch. LXIII. Civil and militar affairs during the war --".
catalog tableOfContents "The fourth convention -- The first and second enabling acts -- ch. XIX. Trade rights down the Mississippi -- The fifth convention -- ch. XX. Wilkinson and the Spanish trade -- ch. XXI. The Spanish plot -- The sixth convention -- ch. XXII. The defeat of the Spanish Conspiracy -- The seventh convention -- ch. XXIII. The Spanish colonization scheme -- The eighth and ninth conventions -- ch. XIV. Constitution and union -- ch. XXV. Kentucky, character and society at the beginning of statehood -- ch. XXVI. Material and intellectual progress, 1775-1792 -- XXVII. Putting the government into operation: executive, legislative and judicial controversies -- ch. XXVIII. Democratic clubs and the French scheme against Louisiana -- ch. XXIX. George Rogers Clark and the French enterprise -- ch. XXX. Governor Shelby and the French enterprise -- ch. XXXI. Kentucky and the Federal Government on the opening of the Mississippi -- ch. XXXII.".
catalog tableOfContents "ch. LXIV. Effects of the war -- ch. LXV. Commercial relations between the Ohio Valley and the South -- 1865-1872 ch. LXVI. Recent state history -- ch. LXVII. Geology of Kentucky -- ch. LXVIII. g An historical sketch of the Kentucky Geological Survey (1838-1922) ch. LXIX. The adventures of Colonial Daniel Boone -- ch. LXX. Transylvania University -- ch. LXXI. The influence of Henry Clay on political opinion in Kentucky -- ch. LXXII. Governors of Kentucky -- ch. LXXIII. United States Senators from Kentucky -- ch. LXXIV. The counties of Kentucky -- ch. LXXV. Officers from Kentucky in the Civil War -- ch. LXXVI. Alphabetical list of battles and skirmishes in Kentucky in the Civil War -- ch. LXXVII. The romance of tobacco and its early introduction in Kentucky -- ch. LXXVIII. The growth and culture of tobacco in Kentucky -- ch. LXXIX. Early taverns and travelers in central Kentucky -- ch. LXXX. The Cumberland Gap region.".
catalog tableOfContents "v. 1 ch. I. Origin andmeaning of names -- ch. II. Early Indian occupancy of the Ohio Valley -- ch. III Discovery and exlporation by the English of the Ohio Country -- ch. IV. The Indian title to Kentucky and its extinction -- ch. V. The exploration of Dr. Thomas Walker -- c. VI. Exploration of Kentucky by Christopher Gist -- ch. VII Mrs. Mary Ingles -- The first white woman in Kentucky -- ch. VIII. The Sandy Creek Voyage -- ch. IX Swift's Silver Mines -- ch. X The Founding of Harman's Station -- ch. XI. Transylvanis and the first settlements -- ch. XII. Kentucky in the Revolution -- ch. XIII. After the Revolution -- Indian troubles -- Battle of Blue Licks -- c. XIV. Stations and early settlements in Kentucky -- ch. XV. Institutional development: Land system, counties, towns ... ch. XVI. Beginnings in the movement for separation from Virginia -- ch. XVII. The first three conventions -- ch. XVIII.".
catalog title "History of Kentucky, Judge Charles Kerr, editor. By William Elsey Connelley and E. M. Coulter .".
catalog type "Biography. fast".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".