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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2018 · 30 MIN

46. Staying on the Land: Five Generations of Connecticut Pioneers

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Episode Notes. Episode 46 Staying on the Land: Five Generations of Connecticut Pioneers   Political unrest, religious dissension, women's rights, and mental health-stories from today's news? All this happens in Thy Children's Children by historian Diana McCain. It's the story of a real family, the Lyman's of Middlefield, in the thick of CT and American history for more than a century. Hear how historian McCain wove decades of research into a compelling novel. Music on this episode by Henrik Andersson.  Hosted by Mary Donohue and produced by PDO Media.  Want to win a copy of the book? Share the podcast on Facebook (facebook.com/CTExplored), Twitter (twitter.com/CTExplored), and Instagram (@ct_explored) and tag us to be entered in the drawing.  Exp. 5/1 Visit the author's website at dianarossmccain.com. Presented by Attorney Peter Bowman, personal injury lawbowman.legal  Subscribe at ctexplored.org

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