Archive for: Howard

Robert J. Breckinridge and the Slavery Controversy in Kentucky in 1849

March 13, 2014/in 1979 October B., Howard, Victor

The Breckinridge Family and the Negro Testimony Controversy in Kentucky 1866 1872

March 13, 2014/in 1975 January B., Howard, Victor

The Historical Thought of Humphrey Marshall A Note on Frontier Historicism

March 13, 2014/in 1973 October Howard, Meredith

The Kentucky Press and the Black Suffrage Controversy 1865 1872

March 13, 2014/in 1973 July B., Howard, Victor

John Hunt Morgan and the Soldier Printers

March 13, 2014/in 1973 January D., Doll, Howard, PH.D.

Cassius M. Clay and the Origins of the Republican Party

March 13, 2014/in 1971 January B., Howard, Victor

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