General History of Connecticut, from Its First Settlement Under George Fenwick to its Latest Period of Amity with Great Britain
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The volume offers a provincial history that traces early settlement and growth, surveys the country’s geography and institutions, and records many anecdotes and incidents illustrating social and religious practices. It includes an appendix that examines the causes of colonial unrest and the colony’s role in the movement toward separation, along with notes, extracts, and editorial additions presented as documentary support. The author frames the account as corrective to earlier narratives, contesting established portrayals and highlighting laws and customs he regards as misrepresented or concealed.
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