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Netherlands appear to have attached themselves to agriculture , and what
proportion to trade ? In what districts did these two classes chiefly reside ? To
what objects of cultivation did the former chiefly devote themselves ? And what
were the ...
Netherlands appear to have attached themselves to agriculture , and what
proportion to trade ? In what districts did these two classes chiefly reside ? To
what objects of cultivation did the former chiefly devote themselves ? And what
were the ...
Page 38
In the year 1610 , it appears that at least one ship was sent hither by the East - In .
dia Company , for the purpose of trading in furs , which , it is well known ,
continued , for a number of years , to be the principal object of commercial
attraction to ...
In the year 1610 , it appears that at least one ship was sent hither by the East - In .
dia Company , for the purpose of trading in furs , which , it is well known ,
continued , for a number of years , to be the principal object of commercial
attraction to ...
Page 191
... from your tradinge house and from any porte of Hudson ' s River , at which we
expect little trade but can compell none , the Indians beinge free to trade with you
, vs , Connecticute , Mattachusetts , or with any others : nor did we build there till ...
... from your tradinge house and from any porte of Hudson ' s River , at which we
expect little trade but can compell none , the Indians beinge free to trade with you
, vs , Connecticute , Mattachusetts , or with any others : nor did we build there till ...
Page 200
ceiue that trade there driven is very unsafe both for yourselues and vs but at long
Island within the River of Connecticut at the Narragansetts and other places
within the English Jurisdictions . And though possibly you haue good lawes to ...
ceiue that trade there driven is very unsafe both for yourselues and vs but at long
Island within the River of Connecticut at the Narragansetts and other places
within the English Jurisdictions . And though possibly you haue good lawes to ...
Page 212
Honored Comissioners the last yeare passed an act of prohebition of trade for
our Nation with the natiue Americans in these partes vpon Confiscacon of Shipp
and Goods I cannot but for the welfare and prosperity of our Nacion in these
partes ...
Honored Comissioners the last yeare passed an act of prohebition of trade for
our Nation with the natiue Americans in these partes vpon Confiscacon of Shipp
and Goods I cannot but for the welfare and prosperity of our Nacion in these
partes ...
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| Title | Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year ... Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year, New-York Historical Society |
| Author | New-York Historical Society |
| Publisher | I. Riley, 1811 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Mar 2008 |
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