New York's part in history
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- Title
- New York's part in history
- Name
- Williams, Sherman
- Published
- D. Appleton & Company: New York. 1915
- Physical Description
- ix p., 2 l., 390, 1 p. front., illus. (maps) plates, ports. 22 cm.
- Subjects
- New York (State) > History.
- New York (State)
- Contents
- The Indians of New York.--Sir William Johnson and the Iroquois confederacy.--The struggle for supremacy.--New York under the Dutch.--The manor of Rensaelaerswyck.--New York as an English colony.--Albany as a colonial center.--Indian trails.--New York in the revolution.--New York in the border wars.--Burgoyne's invasion.--Sullivan's expedition.--Alexander Hamilton and the federal Constitution.--Robert R. Livingston and the Louisana purchase.--William H. Seaward and the purchase of Alaska.--The Erie canal and the commercial supremacy of the state of New York.--Andrew Sloan Draper and the public school system of the state of New York.
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- books
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