The Public Records Of The State Of Connecticut ...

This historical volume, "The Public Records Of The State Of Connecticut ... October, 1776 To February, 1778," offers a detailed look into a crucial period in Connecticut's history during the American Revolution. It includes the Journal of the Council of Safety from October 11, 1776, to May 6, 1778, providing insights into the state's defense strategies and governance during wartime.

The book also features an appendix containing records from significant conventions held in Providence (December 1776-January 1777) and Springfield (July, date missing), shedding light on inter-colonial cooperation and efforts to coordinate the revolutionary cause. A valuable resource for historians and researchers, this compilation provides primary source material essential for understanding Connecticut's role in the American Revolution and the challenges faced by its leaders and citizens.

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