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January 1977
JOHN RUTLEDGE, Madison Cawein as an Exponent of German Culture
WILLIAM E. ELLIS, Patrick Henry Callahan: A Kentucky Democrat in National Politics
GAYE K. BLAND, Populism in the First Congressional District of Kentucky
BLAINE A. GUTHRIE, JR., A Visit by That Confidential Character--President Monroe
April 1977
PATSY S. LEDBETTER, John J. Crittenden and the Compromise Debacle
POLLY ANN DAVIS, Alben W. Barkley's Public Career in 1944
JOHN M. KEITH, JR., Ante-Bellum Agriculture of the South Union Shakers
GERALD 0. HAFFNER, Some Aspects of Medicine in Pioneer Southern Indiana
WILLIAM C. JOHNSTONE, The Kentucky Coffeetree
July 1977
JESSE STUART, "There Shall Not Be Left Here One Stone Upon Another"
WILLIAM J. McGLOTHIN, Rev. Horace Holley: Transylvania's Unitarian President, 1818-1827
CLYDE F. CREWS, Hallowed Ground: The Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville History
JOHN A. DRIER, Kenton County, Kentucky: Re-evaluating the Ethnic Origins of Isolationism
LOWELL H. HARRISON, Significant Books in Kentucky History
October 1977
DONALD E. JANZEN, The Devil's Backbone of Clark County, Indiana and the Evolution of a Legend
PAUL WOEHRMANN, The Autobiography of Abraham Snethen, Frontier Preacher
GEORGE C. WRIGHT, The Faith Plan: A Black Institution Grows During the Depression
LEONARD SCHLUP, Joseph Blackburn of Kentucky and the Panama Question
January 1978
JOHN SPALDING GATTON, The Sunflower Saint: Oscar Wilde in Louisville
LEE A. DEW, Owensboro's Dream of Glory: A Railroad to Russellville
JAMES D. DANIELS, Amos Kendall: Kentucky Journalist, 1815-1829
April 1978
LOUISVILLE BICENTENNIAL ISSUE
NEAL 0. HAMMON, Early Louisville and the Beargrass Stations
CARL E. KRAMER, Images of a Developing City: Louisville, 1800-1830
LEONARD WILLIAMS, Lingering in Louisville: Impressions of an Early Visitor
CHARLES MESSMER, Louisville During the Civil War
July 1978
RONALD R. ALEXANDER, Henry Watterson and World War I
FREDERICK EBERSON Crusader Extraordinary: Thomas Duche Mitchell, 1791-1865
ROBERT FOSTER JOHNSON, Henry County Cemeteries: Part I
October 1978
JAMES D. BENNETT, A Tribute to Louis H. Hast, Louisville Musician
FRED ALLEN ENGLE, The Free Textbook Controversy in Kentucky
ROBERT FOSTER JOHNSON, Henry County Cemeteries: Part. II
January 1979
JAMES A. RAMAGE, Thomas Hunt Morgan: Family Influences in the Making of a Great Scientist
JAMES C. THOMAS, Shaker Architecture in Kentucky
IRA ROSENWAIKE, The First Jewish Settlers in Louisville
LOUIS WEEKS, Terah Templin: Kentucky's First Presbyterian Preacher
April 1979
FRANKLIN T. LAMBERT, Free Silver and the Kentucky Democracy, 1891-1895
STANLEY OUSLEY, The Kentucky Irish-American
LEONARD SCHLUP, Adlai E. Stevenson and the Presidential Campaign of 1900
LESLIE ASBURY, Kentucky Biographical Notebook: L.F. Gustave Bouscaren
July 1979
PAUL G. ASHDOWN, Samuel Ringgold: An Episcopal Clergyman in Kentucky and Tennessee During the Civil War
BILL WEAVER, That Brief But Pleasant Kentucky Interlude: Andrew Johnson's "Swing Around the Circle"
MRS. PAUL DENT, Henry County Cemeteries: Part III
October 1979
NANCY D. BAIRD, There is No Sunday in the Army: Civil War Letters of Lunsford P. Yandell, 1861-62
VICTOR B. HOWARD, Robert J. Breckinridge and the Slavery Controversy in Kentucky in 1849
ROBERT C. JOBSON, German-American Settlers of Early Jefferson County, Kentucky
January 1980
LOWELL H. HARRISON, General Basil W. Duke, C.S.A.
CHARLES BOEWE, Editing Rafinesque Holographs: The Case of the Short Letters
JASON H. SILVERMAN, Kentucky, Canada, and Extradition: The Jesse Happy Case
April 1980
DAVID J. HELLWIG, Black Attitudes Toward Immigrant Labor in the South, 1865-1910
WILLIAM E. ELLIS, Robert Worth Bingham and Louisville Progressivism, 1905-1910
MARTHA KREIPKE, The Falls of the Ohio and the Development of the Ohio River Trade, 1810-1860
July 1980
CHARLES K. MESSMER, The End of an Era: Louisville in 1865
PHILIP CLYDE KIMBALL, Freedom's Harvest: Freedmen's Schools in Kentucky After the Civil War
RAYMOND E. MYERS, The Ancient Time of Altenklingen
October 1980
JOE NICKELL, Uncovered--the Fabulous Silver Mines of Swift and Filson
CLYDE F. CREWS, Personages: Eminent Visitors in 20th Century Louisville
LOUIS WEEKS, Stuart Robinson: Kentucky Presbyterian Leader
FREDERICK EBERSON, Kentucky Biographical Notebook: Dr. James Mills Bush, A Stonecutter's Art
January 1981
MARIOS STEPHANIDES, The Greek Community in Louisville
ESLIE ASBURY, Kentucky Wit and Humor
ERNA OTTL GWINN, The Liederkranz in Louisville, 1877-1959
April 1981
CAROL GUETHLEIN, Women in Louisville: Moving Toward Equal Rights
ALLEN ANTHONY Kentucky Bend: A Struggle for Political Identity
LESLIE TIHANY, French Legends Die Hard in Kentucky
ARTHUR H. AND VIRGINIA T. KEENEY, Frederick Herman Verhoeff, M.D.
July 1981
H. LEW WALLACE, Alben Barkley and the Democratic Convention of 1948
CHRISTOPHER WALDREP, Egalitarianism in the Oligarchy: The Grand Jury and Criminal Justice in Livingston County, 1799-1808
NEAL 0. HAMMON, Pioneers in Kentucky, 1773-1775
JOHN SHAW, Louisville's Own Mary Anderson Plays Rosalind at Stratford-on-Avon
October 1981
SAMUEL W. THOMAS, An Enduring Folly: The Jefferson County Courthouse
JAMES WILLIAM HAGY, Arthur Campbell and the Origins of Kentucky: A Reassessment
WILLIAM E. ELLIS, Tenement House Reform: Another Episode in Kentucky Progressivism