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Kentucky History, Early Republic/Statehood Era, 1790-1811: Primary Sources in Special Collections
Digital Books (Published Before 1924)
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Kentucky History, Early Republic/Statehood Era, 1790-1811: Primary Sources in Special Collections: Digital Books (Published Before 1924)
This guide will help you find primary sources pertaining to the Early Republic Era in Kentucky's history.
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Primary Sources in Special Collections (A - G)
Primary Sources in Special Collections (H - M)
Primary Sources in Special Collections (N - T)
Primary Sources in Special Collections (U - Z)
Digital Newspapers
Digital Books (Published Before 1924)
Digital Books (Works Published Before 1924) from the Special Collections Library: Electronic Reproduction Made Possible by the Beyond the Shelf Digitization Project. Click On Links To Access E-Books.
Annals of the West : embracing a concise account of principal events which have occurred in the western states and territories, from the discovery of the Mississippi valley to the year eighteen hundred and fifty-six.
Author: Perkins, James H. (James Handasyd), 1810-1849.
Pittsburgh, Pa. : W. S. Haven, 1857.
Autobiography of a pioneer : or, The Nativity, experience, travels, and ministerial labors of Rev. Jacob Young ; with incidents, observations, and reflections.
Author: Young, Jacob, 1776-1859, Cincinnati: Cranston and Curts, 1857.
Autobiography of Elder Samuel Rogers / edited by his son, John I. Rogers.
Author: Rogers, Samuel, 1789-ca.1880. Cincinnati: Standard Publishing Co., 1880.
Life and travels of William B. Landrum
Nashville: Southern Methodist Publishing House, 1878.
Methodists Kentucky.
The Aaron Burr conspiracy; a history largely from original and hitherto unused sources by Walter Flavius McCaleb
New York : Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903.
The Lexington Collection, being a selection of hymns and spiritual songs, from the best authors , together, with a number never before printed, 1805.
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