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January 1997
LINDSEY APPLE, In Search of a Star: A Kentucky Clay Goes to the Arctic
MICHAEL A. FLANNERY, Kentucky History Revisited: The Role of the Civil War in Shaping Kentucky's Collective Consciousness
JULIE DOYLE and JOHN DAVID SMITH, "If This War Does Not Make a Man of Me Nothing Will": The Letters of George F. Runyon, Confederate Prisoner of War
STUART SEELY SPRAGUE, The Kentucky Pocket Plantation: Sources and Research Strategies-Mason County as a Case Study
April 1997
ROBERT M. IRELAND, The Suicide of Judge Richard Reid: Politics and Honor Run Amok
GREGORY KENT STANLEY, "The Most Notable Case on Record in Fayette Circuit Court": The 1913 Arson Trial of University of Kentucky Football Coach Dick Webb
ALEXANDER CANADY MCLEOD, A Man for All Regions: Dr. Thomas Walker of Castle Hill
STEVEN L. BAKER, Improvising on the Borderlands of Gender: The Friends of Mary at the Foot of the Cross
July 1997
WESTERN KENTUCKY
KENNETH C. CARSTENS, George Rogers Clark's Fort Jefferson, 1780-1781
GREGORY K. CULVER, The Impact of the 1878 Yellow Fever Epidemic on the Jackson Purchase and the Mississippi Valley.
B. ANTHONY GANNON, Flooded Out: The Decline of Yeoman Farming Near Kentucky Dam, 1897-1945, A Cultural Perspective
JOHN E. L. ROBERTSON, The 1937 Flood in Paducah
ERIC L. ROUSEY, The Worker's Life at Kentucky Dam, 1938-1945
October 1997
CHARLES H. THOMAS, First-Person History The Old Thompson Block: A Touch of Bohemia
MICHAEL A. ROSS, Hill-Country Doctor: The Early Life and Career of Samuel F. Miller in Kentucky, 1816-1849
JAMES D. SMITH III, Kentucky Biographical Notebook James McGready, 1797 Revivalist
January 1998
CHARLES E. PARRISH and LELAND R. JOHNSON, J. Stoddard Johnston Versus the Army Engineers on Canalization of the Kentucky River
J.W. COOKE, The Life and Death of Colonel Solomon P. Sharp Part 1: Uprightness and Inventions; Snares and Net
R.C. SMOOT, Dreams, Brick, and Mortar: John Sharpe Chambers and the Origins of the University of Kentucky Medical Center
RONALD R. VAN STOCKUM, Research Note: George Meriwether (1745-1782)
April 1998
J. W. COOKE, The Life and Death of Colonel Solomon P. Sharp Part 2: A Time to Weep and A Time to Mourn
DAVID J. WAGNER, Ray Harm, Wood Hannah, and the Rebirth of American Wildlife Art
DAMON EUBANK, A Time for Heroes, A Time for Honor: Kentucky Soldiers in the Mexican War
HERMAN LANDAU, First-Person History American Ghetto
July 1998
WILLIAM E. ELLIS, Kentuckian in Knee Breeches: Robert Worth Bingham at the Court of St. James's
GLEEN TAYLOR, The Architectural History of the Belknap Playhouse: A Credit to C.J. Clarke
ROBERT M. RENNICK, The Post Offices of Mason County
JOHN D. FOWLER, Appalachia's Agony: A Historiographical Essay on Modernization and Development in the Appalachian Region
October 1998
DEAN T. FERGUSON, "Living by Means Unknown to Their Neighbors": The Informal Economy of Louisville's Blacks, 1865-1880
ANITE BOSS WEISERT, edited by CARL E. KRAMER, German Protestants on the Urban Frontier: The Early History of Louisville's St. John's Evangelical Church
NEAL O. HAMMON, Research Note: Is the Spelling of Dix River a Little Lite?
January 1999
JAMES DUANE BOLIN, "An Air of Tenseness": Labor Strife and Tragedy in Kentucky's Western Coal Field, 1888-1939
HUGH A. RIDENOUR, A Case of Mistaken Identity: The "Other" Willis Green
LESLIE C. TIHANY, Louis XVI in Louisville: Background and History of a Statue
DANIEL S. RUSH, William Cummins and His Family
April 1999
DANIEL E. CROWE, James Smith Among the Indians: Cultural Captives on the Early American Frontier, 1755-1812
ROBERT L. DIETLE, William S. Dallam: An American Tourist in Revolutionary Paris
THOMAS H. ROGERS, My Old Kentucky Home
July 1999
TODD H. BARNETT, Virginians Moving West: The Early Evolution of Slavery in the Bluegrass
J. BLAINE HUDSON, Slavery in Early Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky, 1780-1812
BRUCE M. TYLER, Kentucky Biographical Notebook William T. Adams (1912-1974): African-American Firefighter, Louisville, Kentucky
October 1999
J. BLAINE HUDSON, References to Slavery in the Public Records of Early Jefferson County, 1780-1812
SCOTT J. LUCAS, "Indignities, Wrongs, and Outrages": Military and Guerrilla Incursions on Kentucky Civil War Home Front
ALEXANDER CANADY MCLEOD, Three Travelers on the Mississippi: George Rogers Clark, Thomas Walker, and Daniel Smith
Winter 2000
CLYDE F. CREWS, "The Clock of the Centuries Has Struck Twenty": Louisville's Press Reports the Dawn of the Twentieth Century
THOMAS C. MACKEY, "Learning, Deducting, and Reporting": Louisville, Kentucky's Vice Report of 1915 Part One: Methods and Recommendations
KENNETH C. CARSTENS AND SARA JEAN RIVERS, eds., Life on the Eighteenth-Century Frontier
Spring 2000
THOMAS C. MACKEY, "Learning, Deducting, and Reporting": Louisville, Kentucky's Vice Report of 1915 Part Two: Local Conditions
GAIL KING, "My Dear Children, I Hope You Are Well and Happy": The Letters of Winifred Catlett Green, 1822-1834
NEAL O. HAMMON, Pioneer Routes in Central Kentucky
Summer 2000
AMY L. YOUNG AND J. BLAINE HUDSON, Slave Life at Oxmoor
CHARLES BOEWE, John Bradbury (1768-1823), Kentucky's Forgotten Naturalist
MEREDITH M. BROWN, John Mason Brown: Daylogue, 1915-1918
Fall 2000
JOHN THORTON POSEY, Rascality Revisited: In Defense of General James Wilkinson
MICHAEL W.R. DAVIS, Kentucky¢s 1944 Polio Epidemic
CHARLES MAYER DUPIER, JR., Prehistoric Trails in the Upper Cumberland River Basin.
75 2001
Winter 2001
LELAND R. JOHNSON, Aaron Burr: Treason in Kentucky?
J. BLAINE HUDSON, Crossing the "Dark Line": Fugitive Slaves and the Underground Railroad in Louisville and North-Central Kentucky
JOHN PAUL HILL, The Forgotten Campaign: The 1955 Kentucky Gubernatorial General Election
Spring 2001
MARION B. LUCAS, John G. Fee, The Berea Exiles, and the 1862 Confederate Invasion of Kentucky
MICHAEL C.C. ADAMS, An Appraisal of The Blue Licks Battle
KENT MASTERSON BROWN, The Colonel and His Lady: Colonel Eugene Erwin and His Wife Josephine
Summer 2001
MARY LINEHAN, Serving Cross-Purposes: Catholic Women and the Creation of Nazareth College, 1920-1950
RICHARD HEDLUND, Harry S. Truman and Frederick M. Vinson: A Personal Relationship Interview with Gertrude Polk Brown Lecturer David M. Kennedy
Fall 2001
TOM KANON, "James Madison, Felix Grundy, and the Devil": A Western War Hawk in Congress
SIR JOHN KEEGAN, The Impact of World War II: Gertrude Polk Brown Lecture, 21 March 2000
Winter 2002
MARGARET RIPLEY WOLFE, Lifting up His Eyes Unto the Hills: Harry M. Caudill and His Appalachia
HARRY M. ROTHGERBER, Joe McCarthy and Izzy Goodman
DIETER C. ULLRICH, Research Note: Ten Days at Camp Dent in Louisville
Spring 2002
NANCY SON CARSTENS, The Making of a Myth: George Rogers Clark and Terese De Leyba
RONALD ELLIOTT, Written in Blood: Richard Caswell Saufley and the Early Development of Naval Aviation
JOHN E.L. ROBERTSON, Paducah and Western Kentucky in Legend and Lore
Summer 2002
JOE LOCKARD, "A Light Broke Out Over My Mind": Mattie Griffith, Madge Vertner, and Kentucky Abolitionism
J. BLAINE HUDSON, In Pursuit of Freedom: Slave Law and Emancipation in Louisville and Jefferson County, Kentucky
LARRY DOUGLAS SMITH, Research Note: A Common-School Education, 1911
Fall 2002
SHERRY KEITH JELSMA, An Unexpected Nightmare: Charles S. Todd and United States Diplomacy in South America, 1820-1824
RUSSELL WIGGINTON, "But He Did What He Could": William Warley Leads Louisville’s Fight for Justice, 1902-1946
DIETER C. ULLRICH, Confederate Operations in the Jackson Purchase: A History of Camp Beauregard, Kentucky
ALAN BEARMAN, "The South Carolina of Kentucky": Religion and Secession in the Jackson Purchase
NEAL O. HAMMON, Kentucky Pioneer Forts and Stations