How the Dutch Came to Manhattan: Penned and Pictured (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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As a nation of sea-farers and traders, the Dutch acquired an enviable reputation, and for them to have so successfully founded a commercial colony was but to have been expected.

The history of the city of New York has been ably and exhaustively treated by many notable writers, and to them, as well as to other prolific sources, we are indebted for the verification of our facts.

The arrangement herein follows no previously conceived plan or outline, except that it supplements the first book of the series, The Voyage of the Mayflower, but forms in itself a true chronicle of the events of the early Dutch occupation of Man hattan Island from its beginnings to its final reversion into English hands.

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