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Step into Connecticut as it was once governed in 1847. In a single volume, the machinery of a state becomes visible. Names, offices, dates, and places.Compiled by Charles W. Bradley, The Connecticut Register is a state government register that doubles as a historical public directory: a precise roll of Connecticut public officers and a clear state institutions listing for the year. Turn its entries and you meet the elected and appointed faces of the state: executive, legislative, judicial, and local. It captures the practical texture of New England state government, from civil administration records to the networks of offices that linked towns, counties, and the capital. For historians it is a government records collection with immediate authority; for family detectives it is a genealogy research reference that helps place an ancestor in time; for readers of place it serves as a local history research tool, rich with the everyday framework behind 1840s Connecticut history. In the wider tradition of American state registers, this government reference book offers a rare, unvarnished snapshot of public life before modern bureaucracy reshaped it. Whether you dip in for a single name or browse for patterns, Bradley’s register shows how a community organised responsibility, care, and law. It belongs beside town histories and maps, useful for study and discovery.Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and serious collectors alike.
