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Madeline McDowell
Breckinridge Papers,
1895-1921
(continued) |
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BOX 706-708 |
Speech and
Article File.
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Speeches and articles in alphabetical arrangement by title. |
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BOX 706 |
Speeches |
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"An Appeal to the Press Here
Assembled" |
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"Illiteracy" |
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"The Juvenile
Court" |
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"A Model School" |
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"A New Hope" |
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"The Prospect for Woman
Suffrage in the South" |
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"The Relation of the Public
Schools to Kentucky's Commercial Development" |
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"School Suffrage for
Kentucky's Women" |
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"Shall Men Vote?" |
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"A State Sanatorium for
Tuberculosis" |
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BOX 707 |
"Women and the
Schools" |
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1914, 1916, July 1917
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(2 folders) |
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Untitled, undated |
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Notes for
speeches |
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Articles |
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"Admittance of Pay Patients
at Sanatorium Best Means of Serving Greatest Number" |
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"Allotments to Army
Explained" |
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"Another Reason for Granting
School Suffrage to Kentucky Women" |
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"Are We the Gates of Hell and
a Field for Foreign Missions?" |
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"California Supreme Court
Decision on Salvation Army Will Be Produced" |
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"Can The county of Fayette
and the City of Lexington Support a Tuberculosis Sanatorium?" |
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"The Case of the Salvation
Army" |
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"Charitable Work Is
Impossible Without Overhead Expense" |
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"Children's Playgrounds in
San Francisco" |
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"City Official To Control
Charity Would Mean Waste of Salary" |
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"Civic Improvement in a
Neighboring City" |
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"Coming of Peace Would be
Helped by Equal Suffrage" |
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"Constructive Philanthropy
Versus Small Change Policy" |
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"The Deserting or
Intermittent Husband" |
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"Detention Home for
Boys" |
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"Direct vs. Indirect
Influence in Kentucky" |
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"Education and Kentucky's
Development" |
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"Education Work Undertaken by
Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs" |
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"Expense of Running the
Playground" |
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"Golden Gate
Park" |
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"A Heretic of the Last
Century" |
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"History of Passage of School
Suffrage Law" |
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"The Immorality of
Hotels" |
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"In Answer to Envoy
League" |
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"An Incident" |
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"Independent Voter Is for
Woman Suffrage" |
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"Influenza Hits Families
Having Tubercular Record" |
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"Kentucky,
Forty-Seventh!" |
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"Kentucky Chapter Woman
Suffrage History" |
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"The Making of an American by
Naturalization and Education" |
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"Men's Sense of
Justice" |
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"The Model
School" |
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"A Mother's
Sphere" |
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"Mrs. Grace W. Trout To
Recount Victory in State of Illinois" |
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"Not so Bad As
That" |
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"On the Passing of the
Home" |
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"Other Bodies Doing Work
Salvation Army Announced It Would Perform in Lexington" |
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"Our Liberties
Threatened" |
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"Overhead Charges of
Salvation Army Contrasted With Actual Relief Done" |
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"Plan Fight on Money to
Army" |
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"Practical Training for
Citizenship in our Common Schools" |
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"Propaganda Through
Literature" |
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"Public Schools and Southern
Development" |
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"Questions Are Put Up to
Salvation Army Officers" |
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"Reasons for Granting School
Suffrage to Kentucky Women" |
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BOX 708 |
"Recollections of Henry
Clay" |
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"The Regeneration of Rural
New England" |
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"The Right of the Young to
Chaperonage and a Good Time" |
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"Rural Social Settlement in
the Mountains of Kentucky" |
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"Salvation Army" |
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"Salvation Army Is After
Money" |
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"Salvation Army Officer
Declines To Answer Question Through Press" |
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"Salvation Army Captain
Testifies He Hasn't Time To Investigate" |
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"Shall Fayette Close the
Present Tuberculosis Sanatorium and Start in on a Plan of a Joint County Plan
for Establishing a Sanatorium" |
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"Should the Law be Abrogated
for the Benefit of the Salvation Army?" |
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"Should Women Have the School
Suffrage, or Sit Upon School Boards?" |
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"The Soldiers of Salvation
Army As Exemplified by Some Recruited Here" |
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"Some Reasons for Granting
Suffrage to Women" |
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"Speakers and Money Needed in
Missouri" |
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"Street Skating; a Substitute
Suggested" |
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"Suffrage
Aftermaths" |
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"A Suggestion for the Colored
Parks of City" |
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"The TB Sanatorium and the
Roads" |
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"Treaties With 20
Countries" |
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"Waiting List for TB
Sanatorium" |
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"Wanted an
Automobile" |
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"Was School Suffrage for
Women a Failure in Lexington?" |
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"What Kentucky Women Are
Doing for the State" |
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"What's Sauce for the Goose
Is Sauce for the Gander" |
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"Why Money Is Needed for
Woodland Park" |
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"Why Private
Funds?" |
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"The Woman's Cause in
Kentucky" |
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"Woman's
Suffrage" |
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"The Women of Kentucky vs.
the Honorable Harry G. Meyers of Covington, Now of the Legislature" |
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"World Politics" |
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Reply to editorial in
Frankfort News,
1900 |
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Oct. 12, 1914 |
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Untitled, undated
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(2 folders) |
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BOX 709-711 |
Miscellany,
1898-1920
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Bills and receipts, biographical material, and miscellaneous
items. |
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Segregated by type of material and chronologically arranged
within each group. |
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BOX 709 |
Bills and receipts |
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1898-1918 |
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(3 folders) |
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BOX 710 |
1918-20, undated |
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(5 folders) |
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BOX 711 |
Biographical
material |
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Lists, notes |
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(2 folders) |
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1908, undated |
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Printed matter |
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BOX 712-738 |
Robert J.
Breckinridge Papers,
1807-1871
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BOX 712 |
Diaries,
1836-1837, 1859-1861
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Arranged chronologically. |
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BOX 712-713 |
Correspondence,
1821-1869
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Letters sent and received in chronological arrangement. |
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BOX 712 |
1821-1829 |
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1830-1869, undated |
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(16 folders) |
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BOX 713 |
Undated |
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(8 folders) |
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BOX 714 |
Subject
File, 1841-1855
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Arranged alphabetically by subject title. |
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BOX 714 |
Account books,
1841-1855 |
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Annual returns of Kentucky
Militia |
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