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The Encyclopedia of the Stone-Campbell Movement
by Douglas A. Foster
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with references to "Cane Ridge".
Excerpt - on Page 4: "
... in the history of the Stone movement be- ginning in 1991 with the 20oth anniversary of the construction of the Cane Ridge meeting house. In 1992 the Disciples of Christ Historical Society pub- lished Cane Ridge in Context: Perspectives on Barton W. ... "
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How the West Was Lost: The Transformation of Kentucky From Daniel Boone to Henry Clay
by Stephen Aron
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with references to "Cane Ridge".
Excerpt - on Page 171: "
... volcanic eruption of enthusiasm created a spectacle that was impossible to overlook. Yet Clay said nothing-or at least never mentioned Cane Ridge or the Great Revival in any of his public %A-ritings or extant private correspondence. ... "
Key Phrases:
Green River, Ohio Indians, Daniel Boone, Cane Ridge, Henry Clay, Bluegrass System, preemption warrants, backcountry hunters, backcountry men, homestead ethic, nonresident speculators, backcountry settlers
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Kentucky Bluegrass Country (Folklife in the South Series)
by R. Gerald Alvey
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with references to "Cane Ridge".
Excerpt - on Page 113: "
... other early log churches in the Bluegrass have shared the misfortunes of Masterson's Station. Today only one is left intact-the Cane Ridge Meeting House in Bourbon County. ... "
Key Phrases:
Bourbon County, Civil War, Cane Ridge, Clark County, Fayette County, Henry Clay, folk worldview, stack fences, lamb fries, master distiller, purebred livestock, gentleman farms
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The Churches of Christ: (Denominations in America)
by Richard T. Hughes
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with references to "Cane Ridge".
Excerpt - on Page 63: "
... two men came to this emphasis by very different routes. In 1801 Stone found himself at the center of the Cane Ridge Revival, which broke out at his own Presbyterian meeting house in Cane Ridge, Kentucky. ... "
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