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History Mysteries

Author(s)

James C. Klotter

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9780813136295, 9780813109039, 9780813137926

Publisher

The University Press of Kentucky

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PDF and EPUB

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“The reader gets to play detective in four mysteries from Kentucky’s past—the disappearances of James Harrod and “Honest Dick” Tate, the battlefield death of Indian chief Tecumseh, and the assassination of William Goebel. James Klotter offers clues but leaves the solution to the reader. James Klotter is Kentucky State Historian and professor of History at Georgetown University and is the author of A New History of Kentucky, History Mysteries, Our Kentucky, Kentucky: Land of Tomorrow, Kentucky: Portrait in Paradox, Kentucky: Decades of Discord, William Goebbel, and Faces of Kentucky.

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History Mysteries

SKU: 9780813137926

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Full Title

History Mysteries

Author(s)

James C. Klotter

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9780813137926, 9780813109039, 9780813136295

Publisher

The University Press of Kentucky

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PDF and EPUB

Description

Four true stories of unexplained deaths and disappearances from Kentucky’s past.   Historians are like detectives—and some historical events are like cold cases that haven’t been solved yet. This concise, clearly written book presents the stories of four mysteries of Kentucky history:   • The disappearance of James Harrod, who told his wife he was going hunting in 1792 and never returned • The unknown fate of “Honest Dick” Tate, the nineteenth-century Kentucky State Treasurer who ran off with a fortune in stolen funds • The battlefield death of Indian chief Tecumseh • The assassination of William Goebel, who died four days after being sworn in as governor   In this enjoyable trip through the past, Kentucky State Historian James Klotter offers clues—but leaves the solutions to the reader.