History of the City of New York
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It was here that the impetuous Dutch troops, under Anthony Colve, having landed from the ships in the North river, formed in military array, preparatory to their charge down Broadway, upon the English in the fort, opposite the Bowling G-reen. It was here the conferences between the Dutch officers and the commissioners, sent out by Manning to treat of terms, were held, and where the 282 THE COMMONS.
Dutch, disgusted with the prevarication of the English, and eager for the assault, cried " They s...hall fool us no more — march !" It was here that the scenes of festivity and frolic were commonly enacted, on occasions where a crowd was congregated. Five times in each year a public bonfire was lighted up in the eveuiug, at the expense of the city authorities, to celebrate their holidays; these stated evenings were the 5th of November, the 6th of February, the 8th of March and 13th of April; the first anniversary being that of the gunpowder plot, which was a stated occurrence; the other anniversaries were the king's birth- day, the coronation, &c.,
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was here that the impetuous Dutch troops, under Anthony Colve, having landed from the ships in the North river, formed in military array, preparatory to their charge down Broadway, upon the English in the fort, opposite the Bowling G-reen. It was here the conferences between the Dutch officers and the commissioners, sent out by Manning to treat of terms, were held, and where the 282 THE COMMONS.
Dutch, disgusted with the prevarication of the English, and eager for the assault, cried " They s...hall fool us no more — march !" It was here that the scenes of festivity and frolic were commonly enacted, on occasions where a crowd was congregated. Five times in each year a public bonfire was lighted up in the eveuiug, at the expense of the city authorities, to celebrate their holidays; these stated evenings were the 5th of November, the 6th of February, the 8th of March and 13th of April; the first anniversary being that of the gunpowder plot, which was a stated occurrence; the other anniversaries were the king's birth- day, the coronation, &c.,
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