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Full-Text Articles in Appalachian Studies
Structures Of Dialect In Short Stories And Poetry Of Jesse Stuart, David G. Littleton
Structures Of Dialect In Short Stories And Poetry Of Jesse Stuart, David G. Littleton
Morehead State Theses and Dissertations
A monograph presented to the faculty of the Department of English at Morehead State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts by David G. Littleton on July 18, 1970.
Untitled, Rufus Reed
Untitled, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
The taxicab braked to a stop at the end of the paved road which meandered up the narrow valley of Pigeon Roost Creek in the eastern Kentucky mountains. Sol James sat staring up the rutted unpaved road that wound on up the valley from the end of the hard top. He ' shook his head in dismay and turned to his lone passenger, David Layne, a university student on his way home. Sol sighed and, in the doing, admitted defeat. "This is the end of the line for me, Dave old boy."
Forever To Sing, Rufus Reed
Forever To Sing, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
From the Author Introduction: Appalachia is my native land; it is chock full of beauty, song and poetry, and I have loved it as long as I can remember. The songs and poetry of Appalachia are written on my heart from childhood.
Heart Throbs From The Hills, Rufus Reed
Heart Throbs From The Hills, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
From the Author: To My Readers: In presenting you this volume, Heart Throbs From The Hills, I hope to inspire your heart with the beauty and scenic grandeur of the Kentucky Hills. These are my native hills and I have loved them ever since I can remember. To me they are the most beautiful hills of America
The Green Bough, Rufus Reed
The Green Bough, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
To my readers:--In presenting you this, my third volume of verse, I hope it will inspire you to keep always a green bough of summer alive in your heart, that you may preserve the beauty of summer and have many of her finest song birds to make music to delight the soul.
Twelve Months To Sing, Rufus Reed
Twelve Months To Sing, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
This latest collection of lyrics and sonnets by the popular Kentucky poet is a guide to deeper appreciation of Nature and her beauties. Dedicated to the twelve months of the year~ these beautiful verses exhort contemporary man to suspend the frenzied activities of modern life in order to rekindle his lingering affection for Nature.
Lyrics Of Life And The Great Outdoos, Rufus Reed
Lyrics Of Life And The Great Outdoos, Rufus Reed
Rufus Reed Literary Works
From the Author: This book of poetry is truly representative of the American spirit in writing. The author, a native of Kentucky, sings lyrically of the beauty of the trees, the landscapes, the flowers and mosses--even the bullfrogs--of his beloved Southern hills. In addition, he captures and expresses the speech patterns and other folk qualities of the people with whom he is so familiar.
Correspondence From December Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From December Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in December of 1945.
Correspondence From November Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From November Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in November of 1945.
Correspondence From October Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From October Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in October of 1945.
Correspondence From September Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From September Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in September of 1945.
Correspondence From August Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From August Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in August of 1945.
Correspondence From July Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From July Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in July of 1945.
Correspondence From June Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From June Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in June of 1945.
Correspondence From May Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From May Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in May of 1945.
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For April Of 1945., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For April Of 1945., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
James Still World War II Collection
Issues of the Who Dat? Daily Bulletin from the Army Air Base at Accra, Gold Coast, British West Africa (presently Ghana) for April of 1945.
Correspondence From April Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From April Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in April of 1945.
Correspondence From March Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From March Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in March of 1945.
Correspondence From February Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From February Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in February of 1945.
Correspondence From January Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From January Of 1945, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in January of 1945.
Military Orders, Etc From 1945, United States Army.
Military Orders, Etc From 1945, United States Army.
James Still World War II Collection
Military orders and miscellaneous documents issued to James Still by various United States military agencies from 1945.
Correspondence From December Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From December Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in December of 1944.
Correspondence From November Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From November Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in November of 1944.
Correspondence From October Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From October Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in October of 1944.
Correspondence From September Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From September Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in September of 1944.
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For September Of 1944., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For September Of 1944., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
James Still World War II Collection
Issues of the Who Dat? Daily Bulletin from the Army Air Base at Accra, Gold Coast, British West Africa (presently Ghana) for September of 1944.
Correspondence From August Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From August Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in August of 1944.
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For July Of 1944., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
Who Dat? Daily Bulletin For July Of 1944., 8th Air Depot Group. United States Army., Norman C. Mckenna
James Still World War II Collection
Issues of the Who Dat? Daily Bulletin from the Army Air Base at Accra, Gold Coast, British West Africa (presently Ghana) for July of 1944.
Correspondence From July Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From July Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in July of 1944.
Correspondence From June Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
Correspondence From June Of 1944, Multiple Authors.
James Still World War II Collection
Correspondence written to James Still in June of 1944.