Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of New-York: Holland documents. 1856-58. v. 3-8, London documents. 1853-57. v. 9-10, Paris documents. 1855-58Weed, Parsons, 1858 - New York (State) |
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according aforesaid Colonie Alrichs Ambassador Amstel annexed answer appointed Bundle indorsed Verscheide Burgomasters Captain city of Amsterdam city's Colonie Colonists Commissary commission Commissioners and Directors Company's condition Cornelis Curaçao declared Delaware Delaware bay Delaware River delivered Deputies Director-General and Council ditto divers Dutch England English Fort Amsterdam further galiot Gallardo Geurt Tysen Governor granted Gravesend guilders Hague hath hereby High and Mighty High Mightinesses Holland Documents Honble Honors Incorporated West India indorsed Verscheide Stukken inhabitants jurisdiction King land letter Long Island Lords States-General Majesty Manhattans Maryland matter named Nederlandt negroes Netherland patent persons Petrus Stuyvesant Philip Calvert possession Province Province of Maryland Purmerlander raekende de Colonie received request resolution resolved and concluded Royal Archives Ruyven Schepens Secretary sent servants ship Signed soldiers South river Stad Huys stiv Stuyvesant subjects thereof thereunto thither trade Verscheide Stukken raekende West India Company wherefore Whereupon
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