The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, Volume 2

Houghton, Mifflin, 1899 - Dutch

X	1

Maverick moves to New York	14

between New York and Boston starts on	24

Anthony Colve is appointed governor of New Nether	31

Lovelaces purchases and debts	39

Founding of Oswego and closer relations with	58

Invasions of the Mohawk country by the French	61

6871	71

8	290

Departing from the English law of that time Hamil	295

XV	301

306308	308

Peasantry and populace of New York	310

Mrs Grants description of Albany	317

The cellar	323

79	324

Sappokanican or Greenwich Minetta Brook	82

They cross the East River and pass through Brooklyn 8991	97

6	100

The pirates lair on the island of Madagascar	107

PENNS HOLY EXPERIMENT	115

Reasons for the prolonged vitality of the persecuting	121

Early years of William Penn	132

You call names at me instead of using argument	139

At the inn he meets a young merchant of Bremen	155

Thomas Hootons letter to his wife	160

Boundaries of Penns province seeds of contention 173	173

3237	174

Significance of the contrast	177

English	187

The founding of Philadelphia	192

Conflicting grants and claims	198

7	203

Tyrannical rule of Andros in Boston	206

210	212

Leisler takes command of Fort James and issues	218

The massacre	226

Leisler loses popularity	232

236	238

Causes leading toward the Stamp	256

263	265

268	270

William Cosby comes out as governor and has a dis	289

Amusements and holidays	330

Dongan and the Marquis Denonville play a game	338

THE QUAKER COMMONWEALTH	343

Anecdote of Penn and Locke	353

Some democratic questions	359

How Benjamin Franklin sought and found a more	373

XVII	385

Walloon settlements on the Hudson River	397

Huguenots in Massachusetts	403

Migration of Palatines to New York and Pennsylvania	410

New York and Pennsylvania were the principal cen	414

The duke sends Edmund Andros to govern	417

CHARTER FOR THE PROVINCE OF PENN	432

and the oath of allegiance	451

Arrivals of Jews in New Netherland and Rhode	452

Penns opinion of the country	453

Character of Andros	454

deputygovernor	456

They compliment the good beer at Greenwich	459

911	462

The oath of allegiance protest of leading burghers 4648	463

But are not pleased with the New York dominies	466

132	467

Penns wretched	468

letters	470

Copyright

Title	The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, Volume 2 Volume 8 of Historical writings of John Fiske : illustrated with many photogravures, maps, charts, facsimiles, etc.; in twelve volumes Volumes 7-8 of Historical writings: Standard Library ed, John Fiske Volumes 7-8 of Selections, John Fiske The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, John Fiske Volume 8 of The historical writings of John Fiske Volume 7 of Writings of John Fiske : in 24 vol
Author	John Fiske
Publisher	Houghton, Mifflin, 1899
Original from	Pennsylvania State University
Digitized	12 Feb 2013

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