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Living by Means Unknown to Their Neighbors The Informal Economy of Louisvilles Blacks 1865 1880

March 13, 2014/in 1998 October Dean, Ferguson, T.

From Louisville to the North Pole Did Peary Leave Verhoeff to Die

March 13, 2014/in 1996 April and, Arthur, H., Keeney, M.D., T., Virginia

Kentucky Youth and the New Deal

March 13, 2014/in 1986 January Blakey, George, T.

Frederick Herman Verhoeff M.D.

March 13, 2014/in 1981 April and, Arthur, H., Keeney, T., Virginia

Free Silver and the Kentucky Democracy 1891 1895

March 13, 2014/in 1979 April Franklin, Lambert, T.

The Reverend John Brown and His Family

March 13, 2014/in 1970 January Durward, Stokes, T.

The Bizarre Mayoralty of Philip Tomppert 1865 1867

March 13, 2014/in 1968 July Dues, M.A., Michael, T.

Governor Beriah Magoffin of Kentucky

March 13, 2014/in 1966 January Dues, Michael, T.

Pardon Seekers and Brokers

March 13, 2014/in 1963 July Dorris, Jonathan, T.

Hattie Bishop Speeds Memories of Mr. Solger and Old Louisville

March 13, 2014/in 1963 April Marguerite, Rosebery, T.

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