The Goede Vrouw of Mana Ha Ta At Home And in Society 1609 1760
The Goede Vrouw of Mana Ha Ta At Home And in Society 1609 1760
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Laurens Van der Speigle, a respectable baker, was appointed the first public street-cleaner. One of his daughters married Rip Van Dam, who, in course of time, became governor of New York, and another daughter married the son of the first brewer of Mana-ha-ta, Isaac de Forest.
A new governor arrived in New York, August 29, 1692, and was welcomed as all governors are bound to be by citizens who hope for better administration with every change. The Dutch ladies were greatly amazed it the fresh imp...ortation of English manners and cus- toms. The governor tried to impress his new subjects by appearing in a magnificent coach drawn by six horses.
196 New York in Infancy His wife and daughters were stylish ladies who aspired to hold a court, while at the same time they were not quite sure that the inhabitants of the colony were good enough for such superior people as themselves to associ- ate with. Mrs. Spratt concerned herself but little with these affairs. She was contented and happy at seeing her husband quietly immersed in his commercial affairs, and safely delivered from the complications that his loyalty to his mother-country, as against the Dutch interests of the colony, had drawn him into under the misguidance of the unhappy Leisler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laurens Van der Speigle, a respectable baker, was appointed the first public street-cleaner. One of his daughters married Rip Van Dam, who, in course of time, became governor of New York, and another daughter married the son of the first brewer of Mana-ha-ta, Isaac de Forest.
A new governor arrived in New York, August 29, 1692, and was welcomed as all governors are bound to be by citizens who hope for better administration with every change. The Dutch ladies were greatly amazed it the fresh imp...ortation of English manners and cus- toms. The governor tried to impress his new subjects by appearing in a magnificent coach drawn by six horses.
196 New York in Infancy His wife and daughters were stylish ladies who aspired to hold a court, while at the same time they were not quite sure that the inhabitants of the colony were good enough for such superior people as themselves to associ- ate with. Mrs. Spratt concerned herself but little with these affairs. She was contented and happy at seeing her husband quietly immersed in his commercial affairs, and safely delivered from the complications that his loyalty to his mother-country, as against the Dutch interests of the colony, had drawn him into under the misguidance of the unhappy Leisler.
What to read after The Goede Vrouw of Mana Ha Ta At Home And in Society 1609 1760?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May King Van Rensselaer to read onlineMoreLess
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