The Description of the City of New York ...: To which is Prefixed, a Brief Account of Its First Settlement by the Dutch, in the Year 1629; and of the Most Remarkable Events which Have Occurred in Its History, from that to the Present PeriodSamuel Marks, 1827 - 360 sivua |
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... colony by the Dutch , to its surrender to the British , under the com- mand of Colonel Richard Nichols , in the year 1664 . Chapter IV . From the surrender of the province to the English , in 1664 , to the aceession of King William and ...
... colony by the Dutch , to its surrender to the British , under the com- mand of Colonel Richard Nichols , in the year 1664 . Chapter IV . From the surrender of the province to the English , in 1664 , to the aceession of King William and ...
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... colony by the Dutch , to its surrender to the British , under the com- mand of Colonel Richard Nichols , in the year 1664 . Chapter IV . From the surrender of the province to the English , in 1664 , to the accession of King William and ...
... colony by the Dutch , to its surrender to the British , under the com- mand of Colonel Richard Nichols , in the year 1664 . Chapter IV . From the surrender of the province to the English , in 1664 , to the accession of King William and ...
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... colony until the year 1620 , when Plymouth in New England was settled . Henry Hudson , an Englishman , in the year 1608 , sailing under a commission from his king , discovered Long Island , New - York , and the river , which still bears ...
... colony until the year 1620 , when Plymouth in New England was settled . Henry Hudson , an Englishman , in the year 1608 , sailing under a commission from his king , discovered Long Island , New - York , and the river , which still bears ...
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... colony , to which they still gave the name of the New Netherlands . The very next year , they erected a fort , on the South West point of the island Manhattan ( now New - York ) and appear to have considered their said colony as ...
... colony , to which they still gave the name of the New Netherlands . The very next year , they erected a fort , on the South West point of the island Manhattan ( now New - York ) and appear to have considered their said colony as ...
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... colony , and made a grant of the country in 1621 to the West India company of Amster- dam . Wouter Van Twiller arrived at Fort Amsterdam ( now New York ) and took upon him the government of the colony , in June 1629. His style , in the ...
... colony , and made a grant of the country in 1621 to the West India company of Amster- dam . Wouter Van Twiller arrived at Fort Amsterdam ( now New York ) and took upon him the government of the colony , in June 1629. His style , in the ...
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