The Public Records of the State of Connecticut, With the Journal of the Council of Safety and an Appendix (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024145939)

"The Public Records of the State of Connecticut, With the Journal of the Council of Safety and an Appendix, Volume 5" offers a detailed look into the official documents and proceedings of Connecticut during a pivotal period in American history. Compiled and edited under the authority of the state, this volume includes legislative records, council minutes, and appendices that shed light on the governance, security measures, and public affairs of Connecticut. It provides researchers, historians, and genealogists with primary source material essential for understanding the state's role in the formation of the United States. The inclusion of the "Journal of the Council of Safety" is particularly valuable, offering insights into the wartime decisions and emergency measures taken to protect the state during times of conflict. This collection captures the voices and actions of those who shaped Connecticut's early history and contributed to the birth of a nation.

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