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TOPICS IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
James C. Klotter, Series Editor
The purpose of the series is to actively publish a breadth of topics in Kentucky history, with the ultimate goals of educating Kentuckians about the history of their state and preserving that history. Books in this series examine a full range of topics and issues in Kentucky history, including economics, religion, politics, women, race, education, sports, and literature, in addition to biographies of influential Kentuckians. Though its focus is primarily historical, this interdisciplinary series encompasses literary, sociological, and other approaches to the history of the Commonwealth.
Editorial Advisory Board:
Thomas H. Appleton, Jr., Eastern Kentucky University
James Duane Bolin, Murray State University
Tracy Campbell, University of Kentucky
Carol Crowe-Carraco, Western Kentucky University
Craig Friend, North Carolina State University
Elizabeth Perkins, Centre College
Christopher Phillips, University of Cincinnati
Christopher Waldrep, San Francisco State University
Mark Wetherington, Filson Historical Society
Margaret Ripley Wolfe, East Tennessee State University
George Wright, Prairie View A & M
Books in the series:
Henry Watterson and the New South: The Politics of Empire, Free Trade, and Globalization by Daniel S. Margolies
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