Notes on Kentucky, 1848 Apr.

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Notes on Kentucky, 1848 Apr.

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Negative photostat, produced after 1937, probably around 1940, of Lyman Draper's transcription, dated April 1848, of sections 23, 29-38 of Notes on Kentucky, a series of notes and anecdotes on the history and settlement of Kentucky which appeared in the Kentucky gazette, edited by John Bradford, and the Ohio state journal and Columbus gazette, during 1826-1827.

[20] leaves ; 16 cm.

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