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Early Exploration Of New York -- Aborigines -- Dutch New York -- Dutch Cities In The Wilderness -- Dutch Domesticity -- In The Dutch Fashion -- Homes On The Land -- New World Dutchmen -- English Takeover -- New York Under English Rule -- Freedom Of The Press -- Borderland Indians -- French And Indian War -- England Triumphant -- Along City Streets -- Advertising -- Living In Style -- Educating The Gentry -- On The Eve Of War -- Preparation For A Siege -- Battle For Manhattan -- Hudson Valley Corridor -- Battle Of Saratoga -- Arnold And André -- Frontier Warfare -- Ratifying The Constitution -- Capital Of The Nation -- Return To The Sea -- Capital Cities -- Urban Developments -- Duncan Phyfe's New York -- Federal Style -- Scientific Spirit -- Looking Westward -- War Of 1812 -- West Point -- Erie Canal -- Erie Canal Cities -- Port Of New York -- Steamboats On The Hudson -- Hudson River School -- Mount's Long Island -- Literary New York -- Style Of Life -- Metropolitan Merchandising -- Tenements And Shanties -- Urban Traffic -- Water For The City -- Gaslight -- Early Railroads -- Steamboats' Heyday -- Farming The Land -- Rent Riots -- Publishing -- Correspondents -- Schools For The Yo
- Author
- Davidson, Marshall B
- Publisher
- New York: Scribner
- Published
- 1977
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780684147727
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