Kentucky history centers on the Bluegrass; this is not to say that the rest of Kentucky does not have a rich story, but chronologically, the beginning was here. Too, Bluegrass history can scarcely be separated from the rest of the state. Boonesboro and Harrodsburg, Henry Clay and Elizabeth Madox Roberts are the cherished possessions of all Kentuckians. Jane Todd Crawford and Dr. Ephraim McDowell stood in for humanity. It is a great matter of local pride that they did so in Kentucky. Bluegrass Cavalcade brings together fifty-five Kentucky writers to write about their home state and to capture a taste of the rich regional flavor of the Bluegrass as an introduction to Kentucky history. Among the selections included in this volume is represented a small army of distinguished authors who have viewed Kentucky from various perspectives. Edited by revered state historian Thomas D. Clark, Bluegrass Cavalcade is meant to be a literary and historical reception where these esteemed Kentucky writers meet their readers. Featuring Contributions from:John FilsonBasil DukeCassius Marcellus ClayJohn Fox, Jr.Robert Penn WarrenHarriet Beecher StoweElizabeth Madox RobertsJames Lane AllenandHenry Watterson.
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• Joe Lafferty ought to be ashamed of himself, by H.Braddy.-The goede, by N.Carter.-The mountain lion, by L.D.Clark.-I want a prayer, dad, by R.A.Christmas.-We think they are mad, by J.R.Milton.-White cat in the moonlight, by E.J.Neely.-A Geronimo story, by Leslie Silko.-Tracks, by J.Warnock.

• v. 1. From the colonial period through the American renaissance.--v. 2. From the Civil War to the present.

• The apotheosis of the Reverend Mr. Spangler
• The note
• The grasshopper and the ant
• Amelia
• "An exceeding high mountain "-- At the stuffed-animal house.