Dutch and English on the Hudson: A Chronicle of Colonial New York
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The book traces the exploration of the Hudson River and the subsequent Dutch and English colonization, examining how geography, trade, and settlement patterns shaped social and political life. It outlines institutions such as patroonships and company governance, religious and educational roles, burgher society, relations with neighboring peoples, and episodes of conflict and law including Leisler's disturbances, Kieft and Stuyvesant's administrations, privateering, the Zenger trial, alleged slave conspiracies, and the evolving institutions of eighteenth-century colonial government.
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