General History of Connecticut, from Its First Settlement Under George Fenwick to its Latest Period of Amity with Great Britain

The work offers a comprehensive look at Connecticut's early years, from its founding by George Fenwick through its development as a flourishing colony. It highlights the landscape, towns, and daily life, interwoven with vivid anecdotes that bring the era to life. The author seeks to set the record straight, presenting a balanced portrait beyond the usual New England narratives.

The volume also includes an appendix that explores the roots of the American rebellion, showing Connecticut's role, and provides letters and notes that support its claims. Readers will find detail on settlement patterns, interactions with Indigenous peoples, and the colony’s political evolution up to its peaceful relations with Britain before the Revolution. This straightforward, well‑researched account offers listeners a vivid sense of the people and places that shaped early Connecticut.