Kentucky: Portrait in Paradox, 1900-1950University Press of Kentucky, 1996年1月1日 - 424页 The first comprehensive history of Kentucky during the first half of the twentieth century, presenting a sweeping view of these crucial years when the forces of continuity and change competed for primacy in the state. |
目录
The Sun Shines Bright in The Old Kentucky Home | 3 |
Divided We Fall Violence in Kentucky | 51 |
All Happy and Bright Life in Kentucky | 75 |
Weep No More My Lady Majorities and Minorities | 105 |
The Corn Tops Ripe Agriculture Industry and Labor | 123 |
The Young Folks Education | 145 |
We Will Sing One Song Kentuckys Cultural Milieu | 169 |
Politics in Kentucky | 189 |
Politics The Damnedest in Kentucky 19001919 | 203 |
Hard Times Comes AKnocking at the Door War Disease and Depression | 235 |
United We Stand? The Politics of Division 19201930 | 265 |
Old Deal New Deal or Misdeal? Politics 19311939 | 297 |
Wartime Politics 19401950 | 317 |
Midcentury Moment of Decision | 337 |
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