Introduction: The Controversial History of Connecticut in the Early National Period 1790-1830, Howard R. Lamar and Carolyn C. Cooper The Connecticut Academy: A Child Born in the Eye of a Revolutionary Storm, Richard Buel A View from Above: The Town Reports in Ecclesiastical History, David W. Kling The Religious Landscape, Gretchen T. Buggeln Art and Science in Crop and Livestock Improvement: The Connecticut Towns Survey and Agricultural Change Around 1800, Kathy J. Cooke Fertile Farms among the Stones, Paul E. Waggoner The State of Connecticut Agriculture in 1800, Holly V. Izard Connecticut's Home Dairies, c. 1800: "Of Too Great Utility to be Passed over in Silence," Caroline F. Sloat With "Unshaken Heroism and Fortitude:" Connecticut Women's Life and Work Two Hundred Years Ago, Ruth Barnes Moynihan Disease and Medicine in Connecticut around 1800, Toby A. Appel "A Privilege and Elevation to Which We Look Forward with Pleasure:" The Connecticut Academy and Black Emancipation, Peter P. Hinks Invisible Indians: The Connecticut Academy Town Reports, Jill E. Martin Fisheries, Daniel Vickers Ships and Shipping in Connecticut, 1790-1811, William N. Peterson The Embedded Nature of Artisanal Activity in Connecticut, ca. 1800, Edward S. Cooke, Jr. Technology in Transition: Connecticut Industries 1800-1832, Carolyn C. Cooper Travel on Connecticut's Roads, Bridges, and Ferries, 1790-1830, Robert B. Gordon Mines, Minerals, Quarries, and Fuels: Connecticut, 1800-1832, H. Catherine W. Skinner and Brian J. Skinner Wild Animals in Connecticut's Changing Landscape, Harvey R. Smith & Tim W. Clark Connecticut Woodlands 1800-1836, George McLeane Milne Connecticut Towns c.1800: Some Botanical and Ecological Observations, William A. Niering Physical Environment of Connecticut Towns: Processes, Attitudes and Perceptions Then and Now, Robert M. Thorson The Ups and Downs of the Connecticut Town in the Preindustrial Era, Christopher Collier The Remarkable Complexity of the Simple New England Town, Bruce C. Daniels Maps
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