tory General his- Hildreth, Richard. History of the United States of America from the English period discovery of the continent to the organization of government under the federal constitution. 3V. N. Y. 1849. N. Y. state lib. New York as an English colony, 1:445-47; 2:44-57, 76-77, 87, 116, 130, 13840, 182-92, 200-4, 226, 246-49, 263-66, 315-18, 357-61, 391-94, 408. Hulsemann, J; G; Geschichte der democratie in den Vereinigten Johnson, Rossiter. A history of the French war, ending in the States) Kapp, Friedrich. Die land und seereise im vorigen jahrhundert. (see his Geschichte der Deutschen im staate New York. Levermore, C: A. The whigs of colonial New York. historical review, Jan. 1896, 1:238–50) 325.243 1869. K14 (see American 973 qAm35 973 M27 Marshall, O. H. The New York charter, 1664 and 1674. (see Magazine of American history, Jan. 1882, 8: 24-30) Largely on boundary troubles. New York charter, 1664 and 1674. (see his Historical writings. 1887. p.321-32) N. Y. (state)-Historian. Annual report. N. Y. state lib. V.2-3. Alb. 1897-98. 974-7 N425 v. 2-3 called Colonial series v. 1-2; this series has for its purpose the printing of the English volumes of the New York colonial mss of which v. 22-24 have been already issued. These two volumes also include all the muster rolls to be found in the same series of manuscripts with a full index of names. Papers relating to the trade and manufactures of the province of 1849-51. 1709-36. 974-7 N424 Pearson, Jonathan. Indian wars on the border, 1662-1713. (see his 974-744 qSch2 tory 973 qW73 Stevens, J: A. English in New York, 1664-1689. (see Winsor, Jus- General histin, ed. Narrative and critical history of America. 1884-89. English period 3:385-420) Bibliography, p. 411-20. Period 1664-74 Blome, Richard. Brittania; or, A geographical description of the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland with the isles and territories thereto belonging. 464p. Lond. 1673. 914.2 B62 Title page wanting in New York state library copy. New York, p. 327-28. Denton, Daniel. Brief description of New York, formerly called New Netherlands with the places thereunto adjoyning; likewise a brief relation of the customs of the Indians there, 21p. Lond. 1670. V917.47 D451 First account of the province of New York printed in English. Winsor, 3: 420. Brief description of New York formerly called New Netherlands with the places thereunto adjoining; likewise a brief relation of the customs of the Indians there; a new edition with an introduction and copious historical notes by Gabriel Furman. 1845. (Gowans' bibliotheca Americana, 1) 79 p. N. Y. 917-47 D43 Brief description of New York, formerly called New Netherlands with the places thereunto adjoining, together with the manner of its scituation, fertility of the soyl, healthfulness of the climate and the commodities thence produced; also some directions and advice for such as shall go thither. Lond. 1760. 16p. n. p. 1845. (in Pennsylvania historical society. Bulletin. 1848, V,I) 974.8 P384 Partly reprinted in Stedman. Library of American literature. 1880-90. 1:419-26, R810.8 qSt3. Description exacte de tout ce qui s'est passé dans les guerres entre le Ogilby, John. America: being a description of the new world con- New Netherland, now called New York, p. 168-82. General history Nicolls Nicolls 1664-68 Articulen van vrede ende verbondt tusschen Karel de tweede van dien 24p. Asher, p. 219, no. 357. This is the treaty of Breda which established the right of Great Britain to New Netherland. Capitulation by the Dutch to the English, 1664. Legislature. Laws revised and passed at the Also called Articles of surrender. (see N. Y. (state)— 36th session of the N. Y. state law lib. Also printed in Smith. History of New York. 1829. 1:28; New York colonial history. 2:250; O'Callaghan. History of New Netherland. 2:532; Munsell. Annals of Albany. 4:28; and New York state library bulletin; history 2. p. 95 98. The Clarendon papers: copied from the original ms in the Bod- Sommiere aenteyckeninge ende deductie ingestelt by de gedeputeerden van de Ho: Mog: heeren staten general der Vereenighde Nederlanden. 29p. 's Gravenhage 1665. Translation of titles and description of this and following work in Catalogue of library of J: C. Brown. 1882. 2:386, 391, o16.97 qB811. Asher, p. 215-17, no. 345-52. This was the first energetic protest of the Dutch government against the capture of New Netherland by the English. Verdere aenteyckeninge of duplyque op seeckere replyue vanden Heer George Downing, extraordinaris envoyé vanden coningh van Groot Brittagne, jegens de Remarques vande gedeputeerden vande Ho: Mo: heeren staten generael der Vereenighde Nederlanden ingestelt 30 Dec. 1664. : 256p. 'sGravenhage 1666. See notes under immediately preceding entry. tory Kort en bondigh verhael van't geene in den oorlogh tusschen den General hiskoningh van Engelant etc. en de H. M. heeren staten der vrije Nicolls Vereenighde Nederlanden en den bisschop van Munster is voorgevallen beginnende in den jare 1664 en eyndigende met het sluiten van de vrede tot Breda in 't jaer 1667. 1667. Asher, p. 217, no. 353. 255. A French edition was printed at Amsterdam in 1688: now very rare. Lawrence, Eugene. Richard Nicolls, the first English governor, 1664-68. (see Wilson, J. G. ed. Memorial history of the city of New York. 1892-93. 1: 307-40) Also iu National magazine, May 1892, 16: 1-27, 973 M271. 974.71 qW69 N. Y. (state)— Library. Colonial records: General entries, v. I, New York historical society. Commemoration of the conquest of N. Y. state lib. New Netherland on its 200th anniversary. Contents: Oration on the conquest of New Netherland, J: R. 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Lond. 1678. 917.29 B62 The present state of his majesties isles and territories in America with new maps of every place, together with astronomical tables from the year 1686 to 1700. 262p. Lond. 1687, New York, p. 201-9. 917.3 B621 |