A Kentucky Cardinal

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Focusing on the culture and dialects of Kentucky, this work by James Lane Allen exemplifies the late 19th-century local color movement, aiming to authentically portray regional vernacular in fiction. Recognized as "Kentucky's first important novelist," Allen's writing reflects the unique characteristics and traditions of his native state, offering readers an immersive glimpse into its rich cultural backdrop. His contributions to literature highlight the significance of local narratives during this era.