Dutch and English on the Hudson: A Chronicle of Colonial New York

by Maud Wilder Goodwin

Further bibliographical references will be found appended to the articles on Hudson River, New York, and New York (City), in The Encyclopædia Britannica, 11th edition.

INDEX

Adventure-Galley, The (ship), [170], [171], [172], [173]

Albany, name of Fort Orange changed to, [137]; refuses to send delegates to Fort James, [153]; preëminently Dutch, [154]; refuses to recognize Leisler, [154], [156]; Leisler sends troops to assistance of, [156]; congress (1754), [219], [220-21]; court-house, [220]; see also Orange, Fort

Alexander, James, supports Van Dam, [196]; contributes to New York Weekly Journal, [197]; counsel for Zenger, [198-99]

Amersfort, [77]

Amsterdam, Fort, established, [54]; condition in 1638, [61]; becomes Fort James, [137]; see also James, Fort

Andros, Sir Edmund, Governor of New York, [144]; asserts authority in New Jersey, [146-147]; recalled, [147]; appointed Governor-General of "Dominion of New England" (1688), [149]; imprisoned in Boston, [151]; instructed to suppress piracy, [167]