The History of the City of Albany, New York: From the Discovery of the Great River in 1524, by Verrazzano, to the Present Time (Google eBook)

Arthur James Weise

E.H. Bender, 1884 - Albany (N.Y.) - 520 pages

Contents

• Discoveries and explorations Giovanni da Verrazzano enters the bay: 1
• CHAPTER II: 18
• CHAPTER III: 37
• CHAPTER IV: 53
• CHAPTER V: 94
• The troubles at Fort Orange The dorpe Beverswyck The tapsters: 134
• New Netherland coveted by ihe English Its territory given to the duke: 152
• CHAPTER IX: 184
• CHAPTER X: 197
• CHAPTER XI: 216
• Indian affairs Albany described Land taken from the Indians Dic: 252
• CHAPTER XIII: 270
• CHAPTER XIV: 288
• CHAPTER XV: 313
• CHAPTER XVI: 333
• The revolution The committee of superintendence and correspondence: 383
• CHAPTER XIX: 424
• The capital of the state of New York Erection of a public building: 438
• CHAPTER XX: 458
• The citys wealth and prosperity Celebration of the opening of the Erie: 476
• ADDENDA: 487
• Churches 4933Otf: 493
• Newspapers 504510: 504
• Mayors 510511: 510

Bibliographic information

• Title: The History of the City of Albany, New York: From the Discovery of the Great River in 1524, by Verrazzano, to the Present Time; Cornell Library New York State Historical Literature
• Author: Arthur James Weise
• Publisher: E.H. Bender, 1884
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Sep 22, 2008
• Length: 520 pages