The voice of the frontier : John Bradford's Notes on Kentucky /

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Author / Creator:Bradford, John, 1747-1830
Imprint:Lexington, Ky. : University Press of Kentucky, c1993.
Description:xxxvi, 386 p. : port. ; 25 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1425876
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Other title:Notes on Kentucky.
Other authors / contributors:Clark, Thomas Dionysius, 1903-2005
ISBN:0813118018 (alk. paper) : $36.00
Notes:Compilation of articles first published in the Kentucky gazette Aug. 25, 1826-Feb. 27, 1829.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • John Bradford's "Notes on Kentucky"
  • 1. Opening the Way West
  • 2. The Long Hunters
  • 3. The Beckoning Land
  • 4. Opening the Great Western Road
  • 5. A Wilderness Ordeal
  • 6. Clark of the Ohio
  • 7. Raiding the Chillicothe Villages
  • 8. Claiming the Land, Safeguarding the Frontier
  • 9. The Horrors at Ruddle's and Hinkston's Forts
  • 10. Clark's Raid against the Piqua Towns
  • 11. Bravery under Siege
  • 12. Death on the Elkhorn
  • 13. Bryan's Station
  • 14. Tragedy at the Blue Licks
  • 15. Retaliation and a Step toward Statehood
  • 16. The Resolution to Achieve Statehood
  • 17. "To the Honorable General Assembly of Virginia"
  • 18. Resisting a Persistent Enemy
  • 19. Converting the District to Statehood
  • 20. "The Obstinate Inattention of Congress"
  • 21. The Downing Caper
  • 22. The "Infamous Jay Treaty"
  • 23. Robert Patterson's Memoir
  • 24. Founding of the Kentucky Gazette
  • 25. "A Melancholy Experience at Statemaking"
  • 26. The Enemy at the Door
  • 27. Horse Stealing
  • 28. "Sinister Political Design" at Work?
  • 29. A Quest in New Orleans
  • 30. The Lurking Enemy
  • 31. The Fine Hand of James Wilkinson
  • 32. The Bloody Ordeal of the Kentucky Frontier
  • 33. Governor Randolph's Message
  • 34. The Stalking Enemy along Road and River
  • 35. The Hubble Expedition
  • 36. Setting the Date for Statehood
  • 37. The Western Defense Council
  • 38. Wilkinson's Drive against the "Oubache"
  • 39. St. Clair's Dreary March to Defeat
  • 40. A New State, a New Governor, a New Beginning
  • 41. To "Gentlemen of the Senate and House"
  • 42. H.H. Brackenridge on the Indian Problem
  • 43. Defense of the Western Attitude
  • 44. A Sounding Horn and Hallooing Indians
  • 45. Horse Thieves, Raiders, and the Infernal Excise Duty
  • 46. The Democratic Society
  • 47. The Last Stand of the Ohio Tribes
  • 48. Harassed Kentuckians
  • 49. "To the Inhabitants of Western America"
  • 50. Resolving the Western Problems
  • 51. The Grand French Design
  • 52. The Founding of Transylvania University
  • 53A. The Seeds of Controversy
  • 53B. Transylvania Tends to Business
  • 54. The Holley Years at Transylvania
  • 55A. The Age of the Bigots
  • 55B. The Holley Legacy
  • 56. "A Numerous Meeting of Respectable People"
  • 57. British Encroachment in the Northwest
  • 58. The French Conspiracy
  • 59. The Wayne-Campbell Exchanges
  • 60. Whitley, Blount, and the Southern Tribes
  • 61. Choctaw, Creek, Cherokee, and Chickasaw
  • 62. A Young Nation Asserts Its Rights
  • 63. Ending Kentucky's Indian Menace
  • 64. The Treaty of Greenville
  • 65. Reactions to the Jay and Pinckney Treaties
  • 66. Open the Great Mississippi.