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... important new study in that evolving re- examination of the early frontier . The result is a nuanced portrayal of a per- plexing and complex world , one evolving and changing , one that brings the reality closer and into clearer focus ...
... important new study in that evolving re- examination of the early frontier . The result is a nuanced portrayal of a per- plexing and complex world , one evolving and changing , one that brings the reality closer and into clearer focus ...
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... important , common interest in the history of early Kentucky , this collection would never have come together . To them I am most grateful . The task of compiling and editing such diverse essays was more demand- ing than I expected ...
... important , common interest in the history of early Kentucky , this collection would never have come together . To them I am most grateful . The task of compiling and editing such diverse essays was more demand- ing than I expected ...
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... important , Shaler identified the state as a key player in the continuity of American tradition , for as its residents migrated farther west , they spread germs of democracy that had been nurtured in the Bluegrass State . To glorify the ...
... important , Shaler identified the state as a key player in the continuity of American tradition , for as its residents migrated farther west , they spread germs of democracy that had been nurtured in the Bluegrass State . To glorify the ...
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... important role as the first wedge into the West , the initial phase of the " conquest of a continent . " " Roosevelt's in- terpretation evidenced the expansionist mentality of late - nineteenth - century Americans . The dominance of ...
... important role as the first wedge into the West , the initial phase of the " conquest of a continent . " " Roosevelt's in- terpretation evidenced the expansionist mentality of late - nineteenth - century Americans . The dominance of ...
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Contents
Sustaining Native Autonomy in an Indian Republic A GWYNN HENDERSON | 25 |
NANCY OMALLEY | 57 |
Image and Reality on the Kentucky Frontier DANIEL BLAKE SMITH | 77 |
A Study of Distance and Connection MARION NELSON WINSHIP | 101 |
Economy and Culture on the Bluegrass Farm CRAIG THOMPSON FRIEND | 123 |
CHRISTOPHER WALDREP | 151 |
ELLEN ESLINGER | 195 |
Gender Belief and Discipline in Baptist Religious Culture BLAIRAPOGUE | 213 |
Kentucky Slaves and the Promised Land KAROLYN E SMARDZ | 237 |
About the Contributors | 253 |
Index | 255 |
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