Commercial Relations of Kentucky, 1860-1870...

"Commercial Relations Of Kentucky, 1860-1870" explores the economic impact of the Civil War on the state of Kentucky. Ellis Merton Coulter examines the shifts in trade, agriculture, and industry during a tumultuous period in American history. This detailed study provides insights into how Kentucky navigated the challenges of war and Reconstruction, offering a valuable perspective on the economic resilience and transformation of the region.

Coulter's work illuminates the intricate connections between political events and economic realities, making it an essential read for historians, economists, and anyone interested in the lasting effects of the Civil War on the American South. Discover the story of Kentucky's commercial adaptation during a pivotal decade.

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