The
Historical Kansas Book Collection is a collection of 35 volumes relating to the
history of Kansas and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several
of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical
figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.
A
history of Kansas (1899) - Prentis, Noble L. (Noble Lovely) - 383 pages
A
history of Kansas (1916) - Arnold, Anna E. (Anna Estelle) - 250 pages
History
of Atchison County, Kansas (1916) - Ingalls, Sheffield - 887 pages
History
Of Kansas Newspapers (1916) - William E. Connelley - 373 pages
History
of First Presbyterian Church of Lawrence, Kansas, 1888 (1888) - 37 pages
History
of Leavenworth County Kansas (1921) - Hall, Jesse A; Hand, LeRoy T - 680 pages
History
of Montgomery county, Kansas (1903) - Duncan, L. Wallace (Lew Wallace) - 852 pages
History
of Nemaha County, Kansas (1916) - Tennal, Ralph - 816 pages
History
and government of Kansas (1894) - Canfield, James Hulme - 174 pages
History
of Butler County Kansas (1916) - Mooney, Vol. P - 869 pages
History
of Cowley County, Kansas (1901) - Millington, D. A; Greer, E. P - 129 pages
History
of Johnson County, Kansas (1915) - Blair, Ed - 469 pages
Quarter-centennial
history of the University of Kansas, 1866-1891 (1891) - Sterling, Wilson; Angell,
James Burrill; Watson, Carrie M; Canfield, Arthur Graves; Robinson, D. H - 198
pages
Geary
and Kansas. Governor Geary's administration in Kansas. With a complete history
of the territory. Until June 1857. Embracing a full account of its discovery,
geography, soil, rivers, climate, products; its organization as a territory ...
All fully authenticated (1857) - Gihon, John H - 348 pages
A
standard history of Kansas and Kansans Volume 1 (1918) - Connelley, William Elsey
- 594 pages
A
standard history of Kansas and Kansans Volume 2 (1918) - Connelley, William Elsey
- to page 1195
A
standard history of Kansas and Kansans Volume 3 (1918) - Connelley, William Elsey
- to page 1701
A
standard history of Kansas and Kansans Volume 4 (1918) - Connelley, William Elsey
- to page 2199
A
standard history of Kansas and Kansans Volume 5 (1918) - Connelley, William Elsey
- to page 2731
A
history of Methodism in northwest Kansas (1920) - Sweet, William Henry - 546 pages
Kansas:
its history, resources and prospects (1890) - Kansas. Bureau of immigration -
77 pages
A souvenir
history of Lincoln County, Kansas (1908) - Barr, Elizabeth N. - 123 pages
Biographical
history of Barton County, Kansas (1912) - 318 pages
A
history of Meade County, Kansas (1916) - Sullivan, Frank Seymour - 184 pages
Kansas
in the sixties (1911) - Crawford, S. J. (Samuel Johnson) - 441 pages
Pioneer
days in Kansas (1903) - Cordley, Richard - 274 pages
History
of Shawnee County, Kansas, and representative citizens (1905) - King, James Levi
- 628 pages
History
of Bourbon County, Kansas. To the close of 1865 (1894) - Robley, T. F - 210 pages
Lamps
on the prairie; a history of nursing in Kansas (1942) - Writers' Program (U.S.).
Kansas - 292 pages
History
of Cherokee County, Kansas and representative citizens (1904) - Allison, Nathaniel
Thompson - 630 pages
Doniphan
County, Kansas, history and directory for 1868-9 (1868) - Smith, R. F - 349 pages
History
of Marshall County, Kansas : its people, industries, and institutions (1917) -
Foster, Emma Elizabeth Calderhead - 1041 pages
History
of Labette County, Kansas, and representative citizens (1901) - Case, Nelson -
825 pages
History
of Reno County, Kansas; its people, industries and institutions Volume 1 (1917)
- Ploughe, Sheridan - 404 pages
History
of Reno County, Kansas; its people, industries and institutions Volume 2 (1917)
- Ploughe, Sheridan - 783 pages
Here
are the computer requirements to run and operate this CD. You must have a PC running
Windows or a Macintosh running OS X or higher software and a web browser. All
the manuals in this disk are in DJVU format. This format allows you to page through
the manuals, enlarge pages for better viewing and print the individual pages or
entire manual as well as many other things. The viewer is very intuitive to use
and has a full help system to answer any questions you may have about its more
advanced features. The viewer is included on the CD.
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