06255nam a2200349I 4500008653214MiAaHDL20250301000000.0m d cr bn ---auaua790912s1922 iluacf b 001 0deng 22019806sdr-hvd.990055657790203941sdr-nyp.b127104367sdr-uva.u239121(MH)005565779HVD01-Aleph(MH)Aleph005565779(OCoLC)5366080DLCVPIDZMKCCHLSn-us-kyF451.K46Kerr, Charles,1863-1950ed.History of Kentucky,Judge Charles Kerr, editor. By William Elsey Connelley and E. M. Coulter .Chicago :The American Historical Society,1922.5 v.front., illus., plates, ports.27 cm."List of principal authorities consulted": v.2, p. 1212-1226.Vols. III-V contain biographical material.Vols. I-II paged continuously.v. 1 ch. I.Origin andmeaning of names --ch. II.Early Indian occupancy of the Ohio Valley --ch. IIIDiscovery 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. VIIMrs. Mary Ingles -- The first white woman in Kentucky --ch. VIII.The Sandy Creek Voyage --ch. IXSwift's Silver Mines --ch. XThe 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.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.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.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 --ch. LXIV.Effects of the war --ch. LXV.Commercial relations between the Ohio Valley and the South -- 1865-1872ch. LXVI. Recent state history --ch. LXVII.Geology of Kentucky --ch. LXVIII.gAn 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.Mode of access: Internet.KentuckyBiographyKentuckyHistoryHistoryfastBiographiesfastCoulter, E. 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