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Stuyvesant continued to live on his estate on Manhattan Island until his death in 1672. :(

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Peter also built an executive mansion of hewn stone called Whitehall, which stood on the street that now bears that name.

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Statue of Peter Stuyvesant

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Peter Stuyvesant on a 3 cent bill.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjbnIX5Mej8

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It's  gardens and lawn were tilled by about fifty black slaves

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Intolerant of any approach to religious freedom

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In 1665 Stuyvesant went to Holland to report, and labored to secure from the king the satisfaction of the sixth article in the treaty with Nicholls, which granted free trade

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Peter organized militia and fortified the town, he subdued the hostile savages chiefly through kind treatment.

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Stuyvesant grew haughty in his treatment of his opponents, and threatened to dissolve the council

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Two years later he was appointed director-general of New Netherlands, and took the oath of office on 28 July, 1646.

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Peter was a son of the clergyman of Friesland , was born in the Netherlands , 1592

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Peter Stuyvesant was also known as Pietrus Stuyvesant