Kentucky Gazette

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The Kentucky Gazette was an early American newspaper based in Lexington, Kentucky, influential in the late 18th and early 19th centuries as a primary source of regional news and political commentary.

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instanceOf newspaper
cityOfPublication Lexington, Kentucky NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredArea Kentucky frontier communities
Lexington, Kentucky NERFINISHED
Ohio River Valley region NERFINISHED
distributionFormat single-issue sales
subscription
founder John Bradford NERFINISHED
genre newspaper
political newspaper
regional newspaper
hasFormat digital scans
microfilm copies
historicalPeriod early 19th century
late 18th century
inception 1787
language English
location Lexington, Kentucky NERFINISHED
mainTopic commercial advertising
political commentary
public notices
regional news
medium print newspaper
notableFor being cited in historical research on early American West
coverage of early Kentucky and U.S. politics
coverage of frontier and settlement issues in Kentucky
politicalAlignment varied over time
printingTechnology letterpress printing
publicationFrequency periodical
publisher John Bradford NERFINISHED
regionServed Kentucky NERFINISHED
Trans-Appalachian West NERFINISHED
role forum for political debate in early Kentucky
primary source of regional news in early Kentucky
source for historians of early Kentucky history
vehicle for official government notices in Kentucky
significance one of the earliest newspapers west of the Allegheny Mountains
one of the first newspapers in Kentucky
state Kentucky
status defunct
subjectOf archival microfilm collections
digital newspaper archives
historical studies of early American newspapers

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Amos Kendall wroteFor Kentucky Gazette