Henderson, Helen Weston, 1874- [from old catalog] · New York, George H. Doran company · leaf 68
ity in case of danger;and having four bastions, it rose proudly above thelittle group of settlers houses clustered about itswalls. The shore line was much less extended inthose days; the water came up to State Street onthe south, while Pearl Street followed the bankof the East River, as has been… … COLONEL ABRAHAM DE PEYSTER, BY GEORGE EDWIN BISSELL.BOWLING GREEN (PAGE 88) DUTCH DOMINION 47 the fort stood close to the water and easily com-manded the entrances to the North and EastRivers, and the junction of their currents in theUpper Bay. In the earliest prints of the settle-ment, such as…
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