History of Kentucky volume 1
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Minutes, in DurrctI MS. Collections, p. 20.
^* A Compihtiiin nf the Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897, Edited by J. D. Ricliardson, I, 132. Date of address, Nov. 10, 1792.
HISTORY OF KENTUCKY 285 On June i, 1792, without further action by Congress, Kentucky came into the American Union. In the annals of constitutional government, she has no counterpart. For eight years she had labored and toiled through ten conventions, a record that was never to be approximated from that day unt...il the present by any American community in quest of statehood. Her provocations were frequent and exasperating, the more so because often the conditions producing the perplexities were the con- spiring of men and events without any human design. With master intriguers to work on a popular discontent, which fed not only on political privileges denied but also on economic rights withheld. Kentucky in her efforts to find a solution for these problems approached nearer to treating with foreign nations than a less sorely tried and perplexed people would have done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Minutes, in DurrctI MS. Collections, p. 20.
^* A Compihtiiin nf the Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 1789-1897, Edited by J. D. Ricliardson, I, 132. Date of address, Nov. 10, 1792.
HISTORY OF KENTUCKY 285 On June i, 1792, without further action by Congress, Kentucky came into the American Union. In the annals of constitutional government, she has no counterpart. For eight years she had labored and toiled through ten conventions, a record that was never to be approximated from that day unt...il the present by any American community in quest of statehood. Her provocations were frequent and exasperating, the more so because often the conditions producing the perplexities were the con- spiring of men and events without any human design. With master intriguers to work on a popular discontent, which fed not only on political privileges denied but also on economic rights withheld. Kentucky in her efforts to find a solution for these problems approached nearer to treating with foreign nations than a less sorely tried and perplexed people would have done.
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