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Giovanni da Verrazzano explores the area

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Giovanni da Verrazzano explores the area

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" There are other riches, like gold, which ground of such a color usually denotes. There is an abundance of animals, stags, deer, hares; and also of lakes and pools of running water with various types of bird, perfect for all the delights and pleasures of the hunt."

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"At ten of the clocke two Boates came off to us, with sixe of the Savages of the Countrey, seeming glad of our coming. We gaue them trifles, and they eate and dranke with us; and told us, that there were GOld, Silver, and Copper mynes hard by us; and that the French-men doe Trade with them; which is very likely, for one of them spake some words of French."

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"They have purchased the Island Manhattes from the Indians for the value of 60 guilders."

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Map of land distributions by the West India Company in New Amsterdam, New Netherland colony

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Map of land distributions by the West India Company in New Amsterdam, New Netherland colony

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Adriaen van der Donck, landowner in New Netherland, publishes "A Description of The New Netherlands"

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Adriaen van der Donck, landowner in New Netherland, publishes "A Description of The New Netherlands"

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"As for the native Indians they need not be feared. They may terrify a stranger or a new comer ... you will find no organized regiments, companies, or regular military force, they are impatient under restraint, and cannot effect much."

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Voyages of the Slavers St. John and Arms of Amsterdam documents the Dutch slave trade to New Netherland

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Voyages of the Slavers St. John and Arms of Amsterdam documents the Dutch slave trade to New Netherland

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"Director Stuyvesant ... Efforts are just now making at the Hague before their High Mightinesses to effect a general Reform in all the Colonial possessions of this Company, and New Netherland also was remembered on that occasion ... Ships may again take freight from Brazil to this Country, but that those who have completed their trade in Angola shall be at liberty to convey Negroes back home to be employed in the cultivation of their lands."

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Description of Kieft's War in David De Vries' "Narratives of New Netherland"

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Description of Kieft's War in David De Vries' "Narratives of New Netherland"

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"I took my leave of Commander Kieft, and left in the Rotterdammer buss for the English Virginias; and, in taking leave of Willem Kieft, I told him that this murder which he had committed on so much innocent blood would yet be avenged upon him, and thus I left him."

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Castello Plan - Map of New Amsterdam that includes a wall (Wall Street) built after Kieft's War

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Castello Plan - Map of New Amsterdam that includes a wall (Wall Street) built after Kieft's War

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Newspaper Advertisement asking for the return of a "runaway" from the Van Cortlandt Plantation named Andrew Saxton

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Newspaper Advertisement asking for the return of a "runaway" from the Van Cortlandt Plantation named Andrew Saxton