The worlds of the seventeenth-century Hudson Valley
By: edited by Jaap Jacobs and L.H. Roper
Series: SUNY series, an American region : studies in the Hudson Valley
Publisher: SUNY Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 265
ISBN-13: 9781438450971
Subjects: History; Dutch
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The seventeenth-century empire of the Dutch republic, c. 1590-1672 / Jaap Jacobs; title: The seventeenth-century English empire / L.H. Roper; title: Dutch cartography and the Atlantic world at the time of Henry Hudson / Kees Zandvliet; title: Avenue of empire : the Hudson Valley in an Atlantic context / Timothy J. Shannon; title: Henry Hudson, the Munsees, and the wampum revolution / Paul Otto; title: Separate vessels : Iroquois engagements with the Dutch of New Netherland, c. 1613-1664 / Jon W. Parmenter; title: The other 400th anniversary : Samuel de Champlain and the French Atlantic empire / Leslie P. Choquette; title: "In such a far distant land, separated from all the friends" : why were the Dutch in New Netherland? / Jaap Jacobs; title: The house of hope in the valley of discord : Connecticut geopolitics and "Anglo-Dutch" relations (1613-1654) / Lauric Henneton; title: Religion and toleration in old and New Netherland / Willem Frijhoff; title: Indian-European networks and Atlantic trade in the seventeenth century / Claudia Schnurmann; title: Merging the two streams of migration to New Netherland / Joyce D. Goodfriend.