Inhaltsangabe
This book presents an assemblage of documents from the seventeenth-century Dutch colonial era in New York. The collection assembles a series of letters, petitions, affidavits, legal proceedings, and memoranda from the period of the Dutch West India Company's administration as well as the transition to English rule after 1664. This book is made up of diplomatic cables, reports from colonial officials, legal disputes, treaties, and other documents shedding light on the complex political and social dynamics that shaped the early history of New Amsterdam and the colony of New Netherland. The documents in this volume provide insight into the legal, political, and economic dimensions of this critical period of the region's history. The materials found in this book will be of particular interest to historians, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the historical development of New York and the broader region of the early Americas.
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Excerpt from Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of New York, Vol. 2: Procured in Holland, England and France
P. S. Just now I understand that a general embargo is to be laid on the ships in the harbors hereabout, in order the more easily to obtain hands, and to man the ships that are to be got ready and furthermore for general encouragement. The East India ships and those bound to the Straits with fish only are to be exempted. Further particulars can be learned from Pensionary De Witt, to whom, in consequence of shortness of time, I refer.
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