[Pamphlet series.
Contributors: Hitchcock, Lambert, 1795-1852; Hooker, Thomas, 1586-1647; Slosson, Barzillai, 1769-1813; Washington, George, 1732-1799; Wells, Horace, 1815-1848
Publisher: Yale Univ. Press
Published: 1933
Place of publication: New Haven]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 60
Subjects: Connecticut -- Commerce and industries; Connecticut -- Finance and taxation; Connecticut -- History; Connecticut -- Politics and government; Connecticut -- Social life and customs
Table of contents: value: [No. 1] Andrews, C.M.  Connecticut and the British government.- [No. 2] Andrews, C.M.  The Connecticut intestacy law.-  [No. 3] The Charter of Connecticut, 1662.-  [No. 4] Archibald, W.S.  Thomas Hooker.- [No. 5] Bradstreet, Howard.  The story of the War with the Pequots re-told.-  [No. 6] Deming, Dorothy.  The settlement of the Connecticut towns.-  [No. 7] Deming, Dorothy.  Settlement of Litchfield county.-  [No. 8] Dutcher, G.M.  George Washington and Connecticut in war and peace.- [No. 9] Erving, H.W.  The discoverer of anaesthesia: Dr. Horace Wells of Hartford.-  [No. 10] Gipson, L.H.  Connecticut taxation, 1750-1775.-  [No. 11] Hooker, R.M.  Boundaries of Connecticut.-  [No. 12] Kelly, J.F.  Early domestic architecture of Connecticut.-  [No. 13] Labaree, L.W.  Milford, Connecticut.-  [No. 14] Mitchell, I.S.  Roads and road-making in colonial Connecticut.-  [No. 15] Moore, M.R.  Hitchcock chairs.  [No. 16] Morse, J.M.  The rise of Liberalism in Connecticut, 1828-1850.-  [No. 17] Morse, J.M.  Under the Constitution of 1818: The first decade.-  [No. 18] Porter, Noah.  The New England meeting house.-  [No. 19] Spiess, Mathias.  The Indians of Connecticut.-  [No. 20] The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.-; value: [No. 21] Fisher, S.H.  The Litchfield Law School, 1775-1833.- [No. 22] Erving, H.W.  The Hartford chest.-  [No. 23] Hoopes, P.R. Early clockmaking in Connecticut.-  [No. 24] Buckley, W.E.  The Hartford Convention.-  [No. 25] Hooker, R.M.  The Spanish ship case.-  [No. 26] Mitchell, M.H.  The great awakening and other revivals in the religious life of Connecticut.-  [No. 27] Johnson, F.H.  Music Vale Seminary, 1835-1876.-  [No. 28] Rosenberry, L.K.M.  Migrations from Connecticut prior to 1800.-  [No. 29] Dutcher, G.M.  Connecticut's Tercentenary; a retrospect of three centuries of self-government and steady habits.-  [No. 30] Seymour, O.S.  The beginnings of the Episcopal Church in Connecticut.- [No. 31] Peck, Epaphroditus.  The loyalists of Connecticut.-  [No. 32] Andrews, C.M.  The beginnings of Connecticut, 1632-1662.-  [No. 33] Roe, J.W.  Connecticut inventors.-  [No. 34] Boyd, J.P.  The Susquehannah Company; Connecticut's experiment in expansion-  [No. 35] Welles, L.A. The regicides in Connecticut.-  [No. 36] Morse, J.M.  Connecticut newspapers in the eighteenth century.-  [No. 37] Weld, R.F.  Slavery in Connecticut.-  [No. 38] Blakely, Quincy.  Farmington, one of the mother towns of Connecticut.-  [No. 39] Hicks, F.C.  Yale Law School: the founders and the founders' collection.-  [No. 40] Olson, A.L. Agricultural economy and the population in eighteenth century Connecticut.-; value: No. 41. Munich, A.F.  The beginnings of Roman Catholicism in Connecticut.-  No. 42. Parsons, Francis.  A history of banking in Connecticut.-  No. 43. Welch, A.A.  A history of insurance in Connecticut.-  No. 44. Day, Clive.  The rise of manufacturing in Connecticut, 1820-1850.-  No. 45. Withington, Sidney.  The first twenty years of railroads in Connecticut.-  No. 46. Forty years of highway development in Connecticut, 1895-1935, [by] the staff of the State Highway Department.-  No. 47. Seymour, Mabel.  A lawyer of Kent: Barzillai Slosson and his account books, 1794-1812.-  No. 48. Andrews, C.M.  The rise and fall of the New Haven colony.-  No. 49. Lathro, W.G.  The development of the brass industry in Connecticut.-  No. 50. Hooker, R.M.  The colonial trade of Connecticut.-  No. 51. Williams, S.T.  The literature of Connecticut.-  No. 52. McDonald, A.F.  The history of tobacco production in Connecticut.-  No. 53. Hoopes, P.R.  Connecticut's contribution to the development of the steamboad.-  No. 54. Rosenberry, L.K.M.  Migrations from Connecticut after 1800.-  No. 55. Cowie, Alexander.  Educational problems at Yale College in the 18th century.-  No. 56. Baldwin, A.M.  The clergy of Connecticut in revolutionary days.-  No. 67. Squire, W.W.T. Charities and corrections in Connecticut.-  No. 58. Morrow, R.L. Connecticut influences in western Massachusetts and Vermont.-  No. 59. Marble, A.R.  The Hartford.-  No. 60. Coons, P.W.  The wits achievement on religious liberty in Connecticut.