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Except it wasn't.
Deny all you want kiddo, its already been demonstrated repeatedly in this thread.
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Deny all you want kiddo, its already been demonstrated repeatedly in this thread.
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http://www.kentuckytourism.com/thing...ob-creek/1767/
Mary Todd Lincoln House
What you're seeing here is just how important Kentucky was during the Civil War era, so much so that the Presidents of both the North and South were from here. Henry Clay was a key figure of the era as well.
This is why it was so important that Kentucky sided with the North. This is why we deserve credit where it is due.
Things could have gone the other way. Lincoln was convinced that without Kentucky, he would lose the war.
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I have yet to see a single Jefferson Davis' birthday party anywhere in Kentucky.
The proper word is probably officially recognized.
Which, seeing as he was from here, and he's a major historical figure, sorta makes sense.
We also recognize Henry Clay's birthday and his home is a major tourism location and state historical location
Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate
OH MY GOD KENTUCKY ACTUALLY GIVES A SHIT ABOUT ITS HISTORY SOMEONE CALL THE NAACP AND THE SPLC
The proper word is probably officially recognized.
Which, seeing as he was from here, and he's a major historical figure, sorta makes sense.
We also recognize Henry Clay's birthday and his home is a major tourism location and state historical location
Ashland, The Henry Clay Estate
OH MY GOD KENTUCKY ACTUALLY GIVES A SHIT ABOUT ITS HISTORY SOMEONE CALL THE NAACP AND THE SPLC
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Henry Clay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Henry Clay was the shit.
Oh won't you look at that. He's the reason Kentucky is a Northern state.
Henry Clay was the shit.
I think I'm liking this backwater land called Kentucky!
Kentucky voices: Where is Karl Marx when we really need him?
Kentucky voices: Where is Karl Marx when we really need him?
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You still devolved into a bunch of Confederacy sympathizing racists after the War
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Reviews
"Marshall has illuminated an important and understudied aspect of how a border region simultaneously departed from and reflected broader patterns of memory. Marshall?s excellent study will refine our understanding of how contested and unpredictable memory was and continues to be."
--The American Historical Review
"Anne Marshall?s Creating a Confederate Kentucky alters the entire field of Civil War memory study?.[It] is a masterful work of scholarship. Its prose is lucid; its research is thorough; and its interpretative power is truly ground-breaking."
--Civil War Book Review
"Marshall has crafted an easily read, easily comprehensible scholarly volume. Recommended. All levels/libraries."
--Choice
"By enriching our understanding of the ways Confederate Kentuckians, white Unionists, and African Americans interpreted the state's participation in the Civil War, Marshall also sheds significant light on the processes through which competing interests claim ownership of history."
--The Journal of American History
"An excellent book: tightly argued, richly detailed, and elegantly written. It is a model of what a state study can do, showing the importance of not just race, but also place, to the story of the Lost Cause."
--Civil War Monitor
"Rather than focusing exclusively on postwar political and economic factors, Creating a Confederate Kentucky looks over the longer term at Kentuckians' activities . . . by which they commemorated the Civil War and fixed the state's remembrance of it for sixty years following the conflict. . . . Will be a nice addition to your Confederate/Kentucky library shelf. . . . Excellent."
--Lone Star Book Review
"Marshall has illuminated an important and understudied aspect of how a border region simultaneously departed from and reflected broader patterns of memory. Marshall?s excellent study will refine our understanding of how contested and unpredictable memory was and continues to be."
--The American Historical Review
"Anne Marshall?s Creating a Confederate Kentucky alters the entire field of Civil War memory study?.[It] is a masterful work of scholarship. Its prose is lucid; its research is thorough; and its interpretative power is truly ground-breaking."
--Civil War Book Review
"Marshall has crafted an easily read, easily comprehensible scholarly volume. Recommended. All levels/libraries."
--Choice
"By enriching our understanding of the ways Confederate Kentuckians, white Unionists, and African Americans interpreted the state's participation in the Civil War, Marshall also sheds significant light on the processes through which competing interests claim ownership of history."
--The Journal of American History
"An excellent book: tightly argued, richly detailed, and elegantly written. It is a model of what a state study can do, showing the importance of not just race, but also place, to the story of the Lost Cause."
--Civil War Monitor
"Rather than focusing exclusively on postwar political and economic factors, Creating a Confederate Kentucky looks over the longer term at Kentuckians' activities . . . by which they commemorated the Civil War and fixed the state's remembrance of it for sixty years following the conflict. . . . Will be a nice addition to your Confederate/Kentucky library shelf. . . . Excellent."
--Lone Star Book Review
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No, we really didn't. Its really sad that people outside of Kentucky have been brainwashed into believing that through constant repetition and stupid condescending jokes, since we played such a crucial role in the North winning.
Its just another case of pick on the small guys because you can. We're a poor state, so that makes us a target.
Kentucky's full of liberals. Like I said. We got an openly gay mayor bro.
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Argument from authority - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Argument from authority (Argumentum ab auctoritate), also authoritative argument, appeal to authority, and false authority, is an inductive reasoning argument that often takes the form of a statistical syllogism.[1] Although certain classes of argument from authority can constitute strong inductive arguments, the appeal to authority is often applied fallaciously.
Fallacious examples of using the appeal include:
cases where the authority is not a subject-matter expert
cases where there is no consensus among experts in the subject matter
any appeal to authority used in the context of deductive reasoning.
I'm really not even sure what your point is here bro.
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Gonna need some citation on that one book being an authority on the subject, what that subject supposedly is, and why I should care that some person wrote a book that said not nice things about Kentucky.
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"This highly regarded and universally praised book by a professor of history from NC State about Kentucky does not fit my world view and hence I'm just going to ignore it"
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Uh I stated very early on that there was a Confederate shadow government that formed in Kentucky.
Let me help you out though, Dumar
Confederate government of Kentucky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
So basically November 1861 the shadow government was formed.
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By February of the next year they were run out of the state and never returned.
You guys just keep lining em up, I'll keep on knockin em down.
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