The Civil War In Kentucky

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"The Civil War In Kentucky" cameint-o being because the nat ion is be":ing swept again by an outbreak ofCivil War fever, this" ,time with temperance and understanding insteadof blindness and' anger.Furthermore, noWhere is there a

book that shows Kentucky's place inthe war as a whole. .•. 'rbis. is most;'peculiar, because' repeate(J1y Qptlt-·,cAbraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis·spoke. of Kentucky, their native statei

as the crucial one. Lincoln 'said thatif Kentucky had seceded with itsmother state' of Vjrginia, the warmigh t have been fought on the others ide of the Ohio River . Davis proclaimed that losing Kentucky wouldmean losing "the whole game."Nor was K e n t u c k y ~ s ' part in the

least a passive one, though' some suppose the borde r s ta te s to have beenpractically. neutral. The. s ta te wa'srepresented by a star on both f lags.I t had representatives ifi . both Congresses. It s people and politicianswere so divided that two I.egislatures,

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