Bowling Green
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Among the privileges granted was a monopoly in the bolting of flour and in the exportation of sea-biscuit and tloui". The im- ORIGINAL GRANTS.
JBowling (Brecn 29 'M portance of this monopoly, which histed un- til 1604, can hardly be over-estimated, since it gave New York a commercial importance which it has never since lost. In i685, under Governor Dongan, a charter was granted to the citv, which still tbrms the basis of its mu- nicipal rights and privileges. At the same time a new seal was giv...en which, with the substitution of an eagle for a crown and a sailor for one of the Indi- ans, is virtually the present seal of the city. This seal retained the beaver from the old seal of 1623, emblematic of the city's commercial beginning, a n d added to it the flour-barrel and the arms of a wind-mill, as tokens of the prosperity which had come to it from the Bolting Act.
Interesting as it would be to follow the his- tory of the city and its gradual progress to- wards its present condition, space compels us to confine ourselves more especially to those events and changes which show the evolu- tion of the BowlincT Green and its immediate SEAL OF CITY, GRANTED BY JAMES Zbc Charter a^^ Seal 3Bowlim3 Green Ifirst Grants of lots neighborhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the privileges granted was a monopoly in the bolting of flour and in the exportation of sea-biscuit and tloui". The im- ORIGINAL GRANTS.
JBowling (Brecn 29 'M portance of this monopoly, which histed un- til 1604, can hardly be over-estimated, since it gave New York a commercial importance which it has never since lost. In i685, under Governor Dongan, a charter was granted to the citv, which still tbrms the basis of its mu- nicipal rights and privileges. At the same time a new seal was giv...en which, with the substitution of an eagle for a crown and a sailor for one of the Indi- ans, is virtually the present seal of the city. This seal retained the beaver from the old seal of 1623, emblematic of the city's commercial beginning, a n d added to it the flour-barrel and the arms of a wind-mill, as tokens of the prosperity which had come to it from the Bolting Act.
Interesting as it would be to follow the his- tory of the city and its gradual progress to- wards its present condition, space compels us to confine ourselves more especially to those events and changes which show the evolu- tion of the BowlincT Green and its immediate SEAL OF CITY, GRANTED BY JAMES Zbc Charter a^^ Seal 3Bowlim3 Green Ifirst Grants of lots neighborhood.
What to read after Bowling Green?
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