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River Jordan(Paperback)
African American Urban Life in the Ohio Valley
The University Press of Kentucky
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19/03/1998
The Ohio River once symbolized the passage of blacks from slavery to freedom along the underground railroad. Hence, they frequently referred to it as the "River Jordan". Yet in the urban centers alo...
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The Ohio(Paperback)
The University Press of Kentucky
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24/09/1998
Originally part of the "Rivers of America" series, this text traces the Ohio river from its headwaters in Pittsburgh to the point it empties into the Mississippi, nearly a thousand miles and five st...
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The Ohio Frontier(Paperback)
An Anthology of Early Writing
The University Press of Kentucky
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24/08/2000
This work offers a collection of primary source material which describes Ohio and its early history. Its themes include Native American dispossession and environmental transformation.
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Towns & Villages of the Lower Ohio(Hardback)
The University Press of Kentucky
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11/12/1997
Cairo. Rome. Enterprise. Metropolis. These are but a few of the grand names given to early settlements along the lower Ohio River. So why didn't a major city develop from at least one of these early...
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The Ohio(Hardback)
The University Press of Kentucky
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01/10/1998
Originally part of the "Rivers of America" series, this text traces the Ohio river from its headwaters in Pittsburgh to the point it empties into the Mississippi, nearly a thousand miles and five st...
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American Grit(Hardback)
A Woman's Letters from the Ohio Frontier
The University Press of Kentucky
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31/12/2002
In 1826, Anna Briggs Bentley, a pioneer woman, left her close Quaker community for frontier Ohio along with her husband and their six children. Presented here are her letters set in a framework of i...
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The Kentucky River(Paperback)
The University Press of Kentucky
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22/08/2003
This work documents the past and present of the 255-mile-long Kentucky River. It offers a comprehensive study of the river - its environment, people, culture, geography and history.
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