This book provides a detailed and engaging account of the role of the town of Middletown, Connecticut, in the American Revolution. The author covers all aspects of the town's involvement in the war, including its military campaigns, political and social life, and economic struggles. The book offers a valuable resource for anyone interested in local or Revolutionary War history, and is a testament to the author's skill as a historian and storyteller.

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