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Articles |
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William F. Sullivan, Jr |
“born to be hanged”: What
Runaway Apprentice Advertisements Reveal about Connecticut’s Master
Craftsmen in the Early Republic |
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Ann Y.
Smith |
A New Look At The Early
Domestic Architecture Of Connecticut |
Michael T. Urbanski
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Money, War, and
Recruiting an Army: The Activities of Connecticut Polonia During
World War I |
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Essays |
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Catherine R.
Blondel-Libardi |
Rediscovering the
Litchfield Law School Notebooks |
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Anthony Brandi |
Voices of Connecticut
Veterans: John Czaplicki: An Unflappable War Hero |
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Kendall Wiggin |
Connecticut State Library
Spotlight |
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The Connecticut
Curriculum |
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William F. Sullivan, Jr. |
The Connecticut
Curriculum: Understanding Labor and Economic in Early American
Apprentice System |
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Matthew Warshauer |
Apprenticeship and
Runaways: The Documents |
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Elizabeth Rose, Erica Zamsky Hunt, Anita Ellis |
Teaching About Slavery with Runaway Slave Advertisements |
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Bruce
Reinholdt |
Apprentices and the World
Wide Web: A Review of Internet Resources |
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Exhibitions Review
Essays |
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Historical Sites and the
Meaning of History: A Consideration of the Old State House and the
Exhibit “History Is All Around Us”
By Matthew Warshauer |
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Developing Historical
Understanding in Students: New Perspectives at the Old State House
By
Alan S. Marcus |
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An Elightening Space: The
Old State House
By
Peter Hinks |
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Exhibitions of
Interest |
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Book Reviews |
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Helen Schatvet Ullman,
transc., Hartford County, Connecticut, County Court Minutes,
vols. 3 and 4. 1663-1687, 1697.
By
Katherine Hermes |
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