The English-language Wikipedia article on Thomas Hooker, covering his English ministry, emigration, founding of Hartford, and the 1638 sermon credited with shaping the Fundamental Orders of Connecticut.
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Tier 3: a crowd-edited Wikipedia article, useful as a starting summary but not independently verified against primary or scholarly sources for this fact. NotesTertiary, continuously edited reference; used here only for details corroborated elsewhere (the Griffin voyage, the Fundamental Orders sermon date and quotation) and flagged where it disagrees with the Dictionary of National Biography (the birth day).
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URLhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hooker
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