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This fascinating and well-researched paper offers a detailed portrait of the life and career of Reverend Blackleach Burritt, one of the most important figures in the early history of Stratford, Connecticut. The author draws on a range of historical sources to provide a richly textured account of Burritt's life and legacy, as well as those of his family members and contemporaries.
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