Women have changed so many aspects of life in Kentucky. But have you heard of Laura Clay?
Leader’s yearlong examination of notable people, institutions and key moments in Lexington’s history focuses on an early suffragist and supporter of women’s rights -- Laura Clay.
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SOUTHERN REPUBLICANISM.; Cassius M. Clay's Frank fort Rejoinder to the Democratic Charges against the Republican Party.
CLAY's Republican speech ... As usual, the "Abolitionist" of White Hall appeared be fore his fellow-citizens in a blue coat with brass buttons, and looked pale and intrepid.
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'Cassius Clay' play opening Feb. 21 in Racine
The latest production at the Racine Theatre Guild invites audiences to “step into the ring with the story of a young boxer on ...
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Cassius M. Clay in Kentucky.
The pertinacity and perfect impunity with which CASSIUS M. CLAY continues to denounce Slavery ... the interests of the white population absolutely require them. In spite of the fact that the ...
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This week in history: ‘Don’t call me Cassius Clay’
Pete Peters/Chicago Sun-Times Share As published in the Chicago Daily News, sister publication of the Chicago Sun-Times: “Don’t call me Cassius Clay ... of Black and white people, but still ...