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Nicoll's proclamation, revoking the Dutch and establishing
the English form of government, 1663, p. 100-1.
Restoration of Dutch government, p. 101–2.
Colve's charter, p. 102-4.
2d grant to the duke of York, 1671, p. 101-5.
Commission of Andros as governor, 1674, p. 106-7.
Orders to put the duke's laws in force, 1674, p. 107.
Proclamation of Gov. Andros, 1674, p. 107-8.
Instructions to Gov. Dongan, 1683, p. 108–10.
Acts of general assemblies, 1683-85, p. 111-77.
Commission of Gov. Dongan, 1686, p. 177-78.
Instruction to Gov. Dongan, 1686, p. 178–80.
Dongan charter of the city of New York, 1686, p. 181-95.
Dongan charter of the city of Albany, 1686, p. 195–216.
Commission of Sir Edmund Andros, 1688, p. 216–17.
Instructions for Sir Edmund Andros, 1688, p. 217–18.

General assembly, 24 Ap. to 15 Sep. 1690, Jacob Leisler,
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Commission of Gov. Henry Sloughter, p. 221-22.
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