A History of KentuckyJohn Bradford Press, 1960 - 516 страница |
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... South . " This statement ade- quately sums up Kentucky's predicament and accurately expresses what came to be a prevailing sentiment . Throughout seventy - six years of independent commercial growth Kentucky enjoyed a lucrative trade ...
... South . " This statement ade- quately sums up Kentucky's predicament and accurately expresses what came to be a prevailing sentiment . Throughout seventy - six years of independent commercial growth Kentucky enjoyed a lucrative trade ...
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... south- ern purchasers lacked the necessary purchasing capital . When the war ended , the South , its properties either destroyed or at least greatly re- duced in value , was virtually bankrupt . Perhaps the principal eco- nomic assets ...
... south- ern purchasers lacked the necessary purchasing capital . When the war ended , the South , its properties either destroyed or at least greatly re- duced in value , was virtually bankrupt . Perhaps the principal eco- nomic assets ...
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... South . Army , 326 South Carolina , 17 , 109 , 117 , 153-155 , 160 , 180 , 313 , 333 , 347 , 391 , 406 South . Ed . Journal , 252 Southern Indians , 79 Southern Magazine , 252 South , and S. W. Plateaus , 4 South , and S. W. ...
... South . Army , 326 South Carolina , 17 , 109 , 117 , 153-155 , 160 , 180 , 313 , 333 , 347 , 391 , 406 South . Ed . Journal , 252 Southern Indians , 79 Southern Magazine , 252 South , and S. W. Plateaus , 4 South , and S. W. ...
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