Annual Report volume 4
Annual Report volume 4
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Gov. Stuy- vesant, taken by surprise, without instructions from home — so secretly had the movement been made — finding himself with but 120 trained men to arms and only 20 guns at the fort, was forced to surrender without a blow. There was no choice between surrender and slaughter, and he succumbed. The crime was consummated. Bergen and its outer territory was part of the land seized. A medieval afternoon miracle has been performed, and the Dutchmen who had gone to bed, members of the glorious... little republic, woke up Englishmen.
New Jersey became a political entitv for the first time in July, 1665. When the English Governor Nicolls. Who had 10 taken possession of New Amsterdam in Auarust. 1664, and included New Jersey as a part of the grant was first apprised, that two months before he had taken possession, His Royal Highness, the Duke of York, had granted to his two friends. Lord John Berkley, Baron of Stratton and Sir George Carteret of Sal turn, "all his rights, within the territory of New Nether- lands, between the Hudson River and the harbor of New York and the Delaware River, and the sea ending at Cape May in the South.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gov. Stuy- vesant, taken by surprise, without instructions from home — so secretly had the movement been made — finding himself with but 120 trained men to arms and only 20 guns at the fort, was forced to surrender without a blow. There was no choice between surrender and slaughter, and he succumbed. The crime was consummated. Bergen and its outer territory was part of the land seized. A medieval afternoon miracle has been performed, and the Dutchmen who had gone to bed, members of the glorious... little republic, woke up Englishmen.
New Jersey became a political entitv for the first time in July, 1665. When the English Governor Nicolls. Who had 10 taken possession of New Amsterdam in Auarust. 1664, and included New Jersey as a part of the grant was first apprised, that two months before he had taken possession, His Royal Highness, the Duke of York, had granted to his two friends. Lord John Berkley, Baron of Stratton and Sir George Carteret of Sal turn, "all his rights, within the territory of New Nether- lands, between the Hudson River and the harbor of New York and the Delaware River, and the sea ending at Cape May in the South.
What to read after Annual Report volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hackensack Bergen County Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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