A biography of Roger Ludlowe, one of the founding fathers of Connecticut and a key figure in the early history of the United States. The book traces Ludlowe's life and career, from his arrival in America as a Puritan in the 1630s to his role as a colonial leader, legal scholar, and diplomat. It also includes a historical sketch of the early settlement of Connecticut and the struggles and conflicts that shaped its development. A fascinating read for anyone interested in colonial history and the origins of American democracy.

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