The civic ancestry of New York--City and State (1913)
Wilde, Edward S. (Edward Seymour), d. 1916 · New York, author, at the Irving Press · leaf 39
the control of the Spaniards, but duringthe term of Don John, in 1578, this city, perforce, joined the revolu-tionists, from which time her rapid growth gave proof of an advantageouschange/^ In the following year came about the Treaty of Arras and theUnion of Utrecht, already mentioned, the former,… … I I—( The Civic Ancestry of New York 27 the ten Southern provinces, Roman Catholic and obedient; the latter,the seven Northern provinces, Protestant—independent—the DutchRepublic. Up to the time of the great inroad of the North Sea in the latterpart of the thirteenth century,^ by which the Zuider…
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