The Dutch Republic And the American Revolution
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4 Van Beverhoudt to van der Capellen, St. Thomas, February 21, 1781 (Beaufort, Brieven van der Capellen, 239). Tegelaar to van der Capellen, Amsterdam, March 21, 1781 (ibid. , 226). 5 Kampen, Verkorte Geschiedenis, II, 299; Major-General Vaughan to Lord George Germain, St. Eustatia, February 7, 1781 (Remembrancer, or Impartial Repository of Public Events, Part I, Vol. XI, 261). 6 Samuel Parsons to the Committee for Foreign Affairs, St. Pierre, Martinique, February 15, 1781 (Papers of the Contin...ental Congress, Letters of Bingham and Parsons, No. 90, Vol. I, 339). 7 Rodney to Stephens, February 10, 1781 (Rodney s Letters, 13). 184 Dutch Republic and American Revolution. [362 termined to remain at the island until all the stores captured should be embarked, and "till the Lower Toivn, that Nest of Vipers, which preyed upon the Vitals of Great Britain be destroyed. " 1 The Jews especially were made to feel his wrath. They were forced to give up all the cash and goods which they possessed, and were driven from the island, 2 but the persecu tion was not confined to the Hebrew race.
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4 Van Beverhoudt to van der Capellen, St. Thomas, February 21, 1781 (Beaufort, Brieven van der Capellen, 239). Tegelaar to van der Capellen, Amsterdam, March 21, 1781 (ibid. , 226). 5 Kampen, Verkorte Geschiedenis, II, 299; Major-General Vaughan to Lord George Germain, St. Eustatia, February 7, 1781 (Remembrancer, or Impartial Repository of Public Events, Part I, Vol. XI, 261). 6 Samuel Parsons to the Committee for Foreign Affairs, St. Pierre, Martinique, February 15, 1781 (Papers of the Contin...ental Congress, Letters of Bingham and Parsons, No. 90, Vol. I, 339). 7 Rodney to Stephens, February 10, 1781 (Rodney s Letters, 13). 184 Dutch Republic and American Revolution. [362 termined to remain at the island until all the stores captured should be embarked, and "till the Lower Toivn, that Nest of Vipers, which preyed upon the Vitals of Great Britain be destroyed. " 1 The Jews especially were made to feel his wrath. They were forced to give up all the cash and goods which they possessed, and were driven from the island, 2 but the persecu tion was not confined to the Hebrew race.
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