A Short Lil' Timeline of the Historic Shawnee-Kentucky (The Common-wealth)

A Short Lil' Timeline of Historic Shawnee Kentucky (The Commonwealth)

Table of Contents

1-The Bluegrass's Dark and Bloody Prehistory. 5 Billion Years ago to Hernando De Soto (1542). http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/short-lil-kentucky-timeline-from-5.html Pages 1-6.

2-The Commonwealth's Dark and Bloody 1600s. 1600s, Part 1. Pages 7-11. http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/kentuckys-dark-and-bloody-1600s-timeline.html

3-Eskippakithiki's Dark and Bloody 1700s. Part 1: 1700-1763. Pages 12-21. http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/eskippakithikis-dark-and-bloody-1700s.html

4- Eskippakithiki's Dark and Bloody 1700s. Part 2: 1763-1793, to the Beheading of King Louis 16^th and Marie “Let them eat cake” Antoinette, and the end of Kentucky Prehistory, or Premodern Era. http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/part-2-of-kys-1700s-1764-1794-40-years.html Pages 21-29.

5- Modern History. 1793-1900. The KY 1800s. http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-dark-and-bloody-1800s-of-kentucky.html Pages 30-31.

6- Modern History. 1900s. Postmodern History: 2000s. Pages 32-34. http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-dark-and-bloody-1900s-in.html

Brand NEW: Kentucky's BEAVER WARS!!! (More of KY's 1600s; 1600s, Part 2) http://thefreedomskool.blogspot.com/2014/08/the-kentucky-beaver-wars-1600s.html

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