History of New Amsterdam: Or New York as it was in the Days of the Dutch Governors. Together with Papers on Events Connected with the American Revolution; and on Philadelphia in the Times of William PennR. T. Young, 1854 - 240 Seiten |
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... length victorious . For when William Pitt came into the ministry , he raised supplies for prosecuting the war suc- cessfully . Soon the French were despoiled of all their possessions except New Orleans , and some plantations on the ...
... length victorious . For when William Pitt came into the ministry , he raised supplies for prosecuting the war suc- cessfully . Soon the French were despoiled of all their possessions except New Orleans , and some plantations on the ...
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... length Sir Guy Carlton , who had succeeded Sir Henry Clinton as Commander - in- chief of the British troops in America , arrived in New York , and announced in successive com- munications , the increasing probability of a speedy peace ...
... length Sir Guy Carlton , who had succeeded Sir Henry Clinton as Commander - in- chief of the British troops in America , arrived in New York , and announced in successive com- munications , the increasing probability of a speedy peace ...
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... length , to the President's house , have been struck with the beautiful colonnade of trees which adorns the whole distance , on either side . These were all planted under the direc tion of Mr. Jefferson , who often joined in the task ...
... length , to the President's house , have been struck with the beautiful colonnade of trees which adorns the whole distance , on either side . These were all planted under the direc tion of Mr. Jefferson , who often joined in the task ...
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Albany America amid Amsterdam beautiful Boston British built Burgomasters called Cape Cape Henlopen Christian church colony Connecticut river dark declaration deeds Delaware descendants discovery Duke of York Dutch Dutch Governor early history earth England English erected Esopus Europe flowers Fort Casimir Fort Orange French friends glorious glory Governor Stuyvesant hearts heaven Holland honor Hudson hundred Indians Iroquois Kieft king Kolch labors land length liberty light live Manhattan miles mind Minuits Mohawks monument nations Netherland North North river once oppressed patriotism patroon peace Pearl street Peter Minuits Petrus Stuyvesant Philadelphia Pilgrims planted Plymouth present Prince remarks Revolution river savage says scene seawan sent settlement Society soon South spirit splendid Stadt Huys supposed Swedes things thou tion toil tree troops vessel Virginia virtues wampum Washington West India Company William Penn worthy York young