Hudson tory Hudson General his- Asher, G; M. Henry Hudson the navigator; the original documents in which his career is recorded; collected, partly translated and annotated with an introduction. 218+292. Lond. 1860. (in Hakluyt society. Works. 1860. v. 27) Bibliography, p. 258-78. 910.6 H12 Contains the following relating to Hudson's 3d voyage and to colonial New York; The 3d voyage of Master Henry Hudson written by Robert Juet, of Lime-house. p. 45-92. Purchas his pilgrimage. fol. Lond. 1626. p. 817. VI of Hudson's discoveries and death. p. 139-44. Hudson's 3d voyage (1609) from Van Meteren's Histoire der Nederlanden. fol. Hague 1614, fol. 629a. p. 147-53. Extracts relating to Hudson's 3d voyage (1609), from J: de Laet's Nieuwe Werelt. fol. Amst. 1625, 1630-31 (from book 3, ch, 7) p. 154-58; from book 3, ch. 10) p. 159-63. Extracts containing some original information about Hudson's 3d voyage from Mr Lambrechtsen van Ritthem's History of New Netherland. p. 164-66. Extracts concerning Hudson's 3d voyage (1609), from Adrian van der Donck's Beschryvinge van Nieuw Nederlandt. Amst. 1655, 1656. p. 167-72. Hessel Gerritz's various accounts of Hudson's last two voyages, from the Latin and Dutch edition of the Descriptio et delineatio geographica detectionis Freti ab. H. Hudsono inventi. Amst. 1612, 1613. p. 181-83. 2 Hudson's 3d and 4th voyage, from the prolegomena to the 1st Latin ed. p. 183-84. 3 Hudson's 3d and 4th voyage from the Latin edition of 1612. An account of the discovery of the northwest passage which is expected to lead to China and Japan by the north of the American continent, found by H. Hudson. p. 185-88. 4 Hudson's 3d and 4th voyage from the 2d Latin edition of 1613, with notes indicating the variations of the Dutch edition. A description and chart of the strait or passage by the north of the American continent to China and Japan. P. 189-96. Henry Hudson the navigator. (see Macmillan's magazine, Oct. Also in Littell's living age, 17 Aug. 1867, 94:397–407, 051 L71. Reprinted for private distribution. Bardsen, Ivar. Sailing directions of Henry Hudson, prepared for his 656 M9 Belknap, Jeremy. Henry Hudson. (see Belknap's biographies of the General his early discoverers of America. n.d. p. 113-18) Cleveland, H: R. Life of Henry Hudson. (see tory 920.07 qB41 Hudson Sparks' library of 920.07 Sp2 (see Magazine of 973 M27 Netherlands (A. D. 1609-26). (see his Book of American explorers. 1877. p.279-307) Contents: 1 Discovery of the Hudson river. 2 Indian traditions of Hudson's arrival. 3 Last voyage of Hudson. 4 Dutch settlement of New Netherlands. 973-1 H53 Hudson's voyage in 1609; extract from Verhael van de eerste schip- 1860. (see Asher, P.45-92) Extract. (see New York historical society. Collections. Extract. (see Munsell, Joel. Annals of Albany) 974-7 N422 v.6 Laet, Johannes de. Nieuvve wereldt; ofte, Beschryvinghe van West- 917 qL12 Note ou Laet under Dutch period, 1609-64, p. 322. Meteren, Emanuel van. Belgische ofte nederlantsche oorlogen ende gheschiedenissen beginnende van t'jaer 1598 tot 1611, mede vervatende enighe haerder gebueren handelinghe. 2V. Schotlant buyten Danswyck 1611. 949.203 qM56 v. 2 This ed. the last pub. by the author, is exceedingly scarce. Appeared later under the title Historie der nederlandsche oorlogen. v. 1 wanting in N. Y. state lib. v. 2 p.346 contains the 1st printed account of Hudson's voyage to the North river. Historie der nederlandscher ende haerder naburen oorlogen ende geschiedenissen, tot den jare 1612 's Graven-Haghe 1614. Fol. 671. Full title, and translation of folio 629a on Hudson's voyage to the North river in Asher. Henry Hudson the navigator. 1860. p.274, 147-53, 910.6 H12 v.27. Historie van de oorlogen en geschiedenissen der Nederlanderen en derzelver naburen, beginnende 1315, en eindigende 1611. New ed, IOV. Gorinchem 1748-63. 949.203 M56 First account of Hudson's voyage to the North river, 10:205. Miller, Samuel. Discourse designed to commemorate the discovery of New York by Henry Hudson, delivered before the New York historical society, Sep. 4, 1809. 28p. N. Y. 1810. 040 PI v.55 Discourse, designed to commemorate the discovery of New York by Henry Hudson, delivered before the New York historical society, Sep. 4, 1809, being the completion of the 2nd century since that event. (see New York historical society. Collections. 1809. 1:17-45) 974-7 N422 Murphy, H: C. Henry Hudson in Holland, an inquiry into the origin and objects of the voyage which led to the discovery of the Hudson river with bibliographical notes. 72p. The Hague 1859. Parton, James. Captain Henry Hudson. 923.9 H861 (see Parton, James. E973.2 H62 Hakluytus posthumus; or, Purchase his pil Purchas, Samuel. grimes, 5v. Lond. 1625-26. Hudson's 3d voyage, 3:581-95. N. Y. state lib. Asher says we are indebted to Purchas for most of our information about Hudson. Described in Sabin, 16:116-24. tory Read, J: M. jr. Historical inquiry concerning Henry Hudson, his General hisfriends, relatives and early life, his connection with the Muscovy Dutch period company and discovery of Delaware bay. 209p. Alb. 1866. 923.9 H86 Historical inquiry concerning Henry Hudson, his friends, relatives and early life, his connection with the Muscovy company and and discovery of Delaware bay abridged from the work of Read, and ed. by Edmond Goldsmid. (see Clarendon society reprints. 1882-84. ser. 1, p. 143-230) Watson, J: F. Original exploration of the country. and occurrences of New York city and state. 1846. 943 C54 (see his Annals p. 37-42) 974-7 W331 Wilson, J. G. Henry Hudson's voyage and its results in trade and colonization. (see Wilson, J. G. ed. Memorial history of the city of New York. 1892-93. 1: 108–51) 974-71 qW69 Also in National magazine, Jan. 1892, 15: 221-49, 973 M271. Dutch period 1609-64 Alphen, D. C. van. Dissertatio historico-politica de Novo Belgio colonia quondam nostratium. Lug. Bat. 1838. British museum Arnoux, W: H: The discovery and settlement of New York considered in its legal aspect. 24p. N. Y. 1887. N. Y. state law lib. The Dutch in America; a brief examination into the Dutch claim of sovereignty in America, particularly in New York. 50p. N. Y. 1890. (N. Y. Court of appeals. Brief of counsel in the case of W: P. Abendroth vs N. Y. elevated railway co.) N. Y. state law lib Asher, G; M. Bibliographical and historical essay on the Dutch books and pamphlets relating to New Netherland and the Dutch West India company. 234P. Amst. 1854-67. Preface and introduction relating to New Netherlands. 016.97 A$3 Bancroft, George. History of the United States from the discovery of the American continent. Ed. 1-10. IOV. Bost. 1838-74. N. Y. state lib. New Netherlands, 2: 256-315. First 10 ed. printed from same plates. History of the United States of America from the discovery of the continent; the author's last revision. 6v. N. Y. 1890-91, 58-84. New Netherlands, 1: 475-518. 973 B221 tory General his- Beekman, J. W: [The founders of New York; an] address delivered Dutch period before the St Nicholas society of the city of New York, Saturday Dec. 4, 1869. 36р. Alb. 1870: 974-7 qB39 Bryant, W: C. & Gay, S. H. Popular history of the United States. 5V. N. Y. 1876-96. New Netherlands, 1:339-69, 429-75; 2:115-64. DeWitt, Thomas. 973 qB84 New Netherland. (see New York historical Early history of New York. (see Family magazine, 1840, 7: 203–5) Dutch period. 051 qF21 Fernow, Berthold. New Netherland; or, The Dutch in North America. (see Winsor, Justin, ed. Narrative and critical history of America. 1884-89. 4:395-442) 973 qW73 Hall, C: H: The Dutch and the Iroquois; suggestions as to the importance of their friendship in the great struggle of the 18th century for the possession of this continent; being a paper read before the Long Island historical society, Feb. 21, 1882. 55P. N. Y. 1882. 970.1 H14 Henderson, J: D. The Dutch in New Netherlands, an address delivered before the Herkimer county historical society, Feb. 8, 1898. 8p. n. p. 1898. 974-7 H382 Also in papers of Herkimer county historical society. 1898. p. 9-16, 974.761 H42. Hildreth, Richard. History of the United States of America from Hollantse mercurius, 1650-90. v. 1-41. Haerlem 1651-91. 905 H71 Ed. 2. 917 qL121 De Laet was a director of the West India company and co-patroon of Rensselaerswyck. |