Tales of Old New York volume 1
Tales of Old New York volume 1
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A further source of trouble was a bitter quarrel which arose be- tween Van Twiller and the new minister, Dominie Bogardus, in consequence of which a complaint was laid against the Director in Holland. As a result of all this, the Company recalled Van Twiller after he had been in its service only about four years.
It must be admitted that Van Twiller had looked after his own interests much better than he had watched over those of the Dutch West India Company.
CHAPTER V WILLIAM KIEFT, 1638-1647 B...y this time, fourteen years had passed since the first settlers had arrived. It was not easy, as we have seen, to manage the affairs of New Amsterdam. Min- uit had ruled six years and Van Twiller four, and neither one had given satisfaction. It was therefore decided to try a different sort of man — one with more force and energy.
The man selected was William Kieft. He came in 1638.
The appearance of the town when he arrived was not promising. The fort was in poor condition, many buildings needed repairs, and all but one of the wind- mills w^ere out of order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A further source of trouble was a bitter quarrel which arose be- tween Van Twiller and the new minister, Dominie Bogardus, in consequence of which a complaint was laid against the Director in Holland. As a result of all this, the Company recalled Van Twiller after he had been in its service only about four years.
It must be admitted that Van Twiller had looked after his own interests much better than he had watched over those of the Dutch West India Company.
CHAPTER V WILLIAM KIEFT, 1638-1647 B...y this time, fourteen years had passed since the first settlers had arrived. It was not easy, as we have seen, to manage the affairs of New Amsterdam. Min- uit had ruled six years and Van Twiller four, and neither one had given satisfaction. It was therefore decided to try a different sort of man — one with more force and energy.
The man selected was William Kieft. He came in 1638.
The appearance of the town when he arrived was not promising. The fort was in poor condition, many buildings needed repairs, and all but one of the wind- mills w^ere out of order.
What to read after Tales of Old New York volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Ulmann to read onlineMoreLess
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