Two Connecticut men, uncle and nephew, had starring roles—one in defeat and one in victory—during the War of 1812.
ReadBrooklyn’s status as county seat in 1831 resulted in the town hosting what is widely accepted as the last public hanging in Connecticut.
ReadIdeals advanced during the American Revolution inspired many of the state’s religious and political leaders to question and oppose slavery in the late 1700s.
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