Index for the Register Volumes 68-110 - Kentucky Historical Society

Lincoln, 103:630, 106:475; attitude to
African American Union soldiers,
103:628; and Bloody Monday, 69:160,
163–69, 171; during Civil War, 110:351;
defends Louisville's Know-Nothing
government, 102:380–81; and Grant's
Jewish expulsion order, 103:634; and
Henry C. Burnett, 77:272; illus.,
102:361, 103:631, 106:602; John Hunt
Morgan message to, 108:41, 48; Ky.
Historical Society, 101:8; opposition to
John C. Frémont, 106:577; reaction to
capture of Fort Donelson, 103:628–30;
reaction to Grant's Vicksburg campaign,
103:632, 658–59; reaction to Louisville
lynching, 102:372–73, 377; relationship
with George Keats, 106:52; and the
slave curfew, 102:363–65; and slavery,
106:596, 601; support for the Union,
110:256; Thomas D. Clark commentary
on, 103:340–41
Prentis, Joseph: correspondence of,
90:117–39
Prentiss, Benjamin F., 75:24–25
Prentiss, B. M., 70:261–63
Prentiss, George: battle of Shiloh,
88:282, 283–84
Prentiss, James, 72:40, 77:92; and the
failure of the Ky. Insurance Company,
73:1–16
Prentiss, Sergeant S., 71:323, 73:361–62
Presby, Willard, 69:63
Presbyterian, The, 72:329
Presbyterian Academy (Greenville, Ky.),
97:287
Presbyterian and Reformed Review,
72:333, 335
Presbyterian Herald, 69:322, 73:233;
Federal occupation of Ky., 110:350
Presbyterian Library (Philadelphia, Pa.),
92:348
Presbyterian of the West, 73:233–34
Presbyterians, 69:33, 193, 216–21,
223–24, 264, 287, 313, 319, 362–63,
370, 376, 70:9, 102, 346, 72:10,
211–13, 323–24, 326–27, 420–21,
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91:16, 158, 174, 93:143, 146, 98:399,
400, 99:66, 106:189; and abolitionism,
110:273–74; and Alben Barkley, 78:344,
347; in Breathitt County, 91:150–75;
and the Cane Ridge revival, 85:308–21,
91:1–23, 106:201–6; and Charles S.
Todd, 105:196; controversy over
evolution, 74:118–19; Cumberland
Presbyterians, 69:77–78, 225–26, 232,
73:123–26, 218–19, 219–20, 220, 224,
227, 233–36, 235, 238, 336, 74:99, 107,
85:319; in Danville, Ky., 106:179–82;
emigration of antislavery activists from
the South, 102:35; General Assembly,
72:214–15, 217; in Indiana,
68:292–310; and the issue of revivalism,
106:165–90; in Kentucky, 68:292–310;
on Ky. frontier, 106:343; in Lexington,
Ky., 106:192–93, 195–99, 206–7, 212,
216, 219, 221, 223–25, 227–29; in
Louisville, 68:4; New Light, 69:230–31,
234; New Light movement in, 74:99,
107, 106:172, 186–87, 203–5; New
School, 68:292, 294, 72:216, 421,
74:99–111, 106:189; New School and
the slavery debate, 110:277–78; New
Side, 106:173, 187; Old School,
68:292–94, 69:367, 72:215–16, 421,
110:283; Old School-New School split
in, 74:99, 100, 110; Presbytery of
Transylvania (Ky.), 74:101; Providence
Presbytery (Ky.), 74:102–3; Psalmody in,
74:99; and revivalism, 110:6; and
slavery, 73:217–40, 91:17, 19,
102:13–38, 15, 25; Synod of 1834,
71:227–28; Synod of Kentucky, 75:105,
91:156; Synod of Virginia, 91:6, 19;
Transylvania Presbytery, 91:2–7, 14,
16–17, 21; in the United States,
91:155–56, 161; West Lexington
Presbytery, 91:17, 19
Presbyterians: Two Hundred Years in
Danville, 1784–1974, by Richard C.
Brown: reviewed, 82:394–96
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
(Louisville, Ky.), 92:71
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