This fascinating historical document provides a snapshot of life in early colonial America. The Blue Laws were a strict set of regulations imposed by the Puritan government of Connecticut, governing everything from dress and speech to religious observance and behavior in public. This book offers a glimpse into the lives of the first settlers in New England and their austere way of life.

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