Correspondence, original, Secretary of State [electronic resource], 1689-1690.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

New York (Colony)

Contributor:

England and Wales. Secretary of State.

Great Britain. Colonial Office.

National Archives (Great Britain)

Adam Matthew Digital (Firm)

Series:

Colonial America (Marlborough, England)

Colonial America. Module 1

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Leisler, Jacob, -1691.

Leisler, Jacob.

Nicholson, Francis, 1655-1728.

Nicholson, Francis.

Sloughter, Henry, -1691.

Sloughter, Henry.

New York (Colony)--Records and correspondence.

New York (Colony).

England and Wales. Secretary of State--Records and correspondence.

England and Wales.

Great Britain. Colonial Office--Archives.

Great Britain.

New York (State)--Politics and government--To 1775.

New York (State).

New York (State)--Religion--17th century.

New York (State)--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775--Sources.

New York (State)--History--King William's War, 1689-1697--Sources.

New York (State)--History, Military--17th century--Sources.

New York (State)--Commerce--History--17th century--Sources.

New York (State)--Commerce--Great Britain--History--Sources.

Great Britain--Commerce--New York (State)--History--Sources.

Great Britain--Colonies--America--History--17th century--Sources.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (53 items)

Place of Publication:

1689-1690.

Marlborough, England : Adam Matthew Digital, c2015.

Contents:

Abstract of what is acted by the Committee of Safety in New York

Account of the proceedings of the Five Nations of the Indians against the French of Canada

Accounts of the powder in the New York stores

Acts of the Assembly of New York

Address of the militia of New York to their Majesties

Association of defence of their Majesties' Protestant religion and declaring all void that Colonel Dongan and Sir Edmund Andros had illegally done

Copy of a letter intercepted by Leisler from Major Brockholes to Mr Randolph

Copy of orders of Captain Leisler and council for levying the customs, with proclamations and declarations in response

The declaration of the freeholders and inhabitants of the county of Suffolk upon Long Island in the territory of New England

Declarations and orders in support of William and Mary, and against commissions given by King James

Declarations of the Governor, Council and soldiers, together with military lists and inventories of the forts of New York in the wake of the Glorious Revolution

Depositions from New York concerning the forts of the colony, unrest among the soldiers, and the actions of Colonel Nicholson

Depositions from New York concerning the seizure of Fort James and the religious controversies in the colony

Depositions on the riot of 1690

Despositions from New York concerning a Catholic sympathiser among the clergy

Documents concerning the armed companies of New York

Documents concerning the exploration of new lands, the government of New York and the pay of the soldiers in that colony

Documents concerning French invasions, raising troops in Connecticut and forming alliances with Indians

Documents concerning Jacob Leisler's government in New York

Documents on the resistance to Jacob Leisler and the threat of French invasion caused by the unrest in New York

Documents pertaining to the government of New York

Documents relating to complaints against John Jordan by the inhabitants of New Dartmouth

Documents relating to the paying of troops and the putting down of rebellions

Documents relating to the petition of Matthew Clarkson and stores of war proposed for New York

Documents relating to the raising of money and the provision of soldiers and ships for the defence of New York

Instructions sent to a part of Indians

Jacob Leisler's addresses to the King and Queen

Letter concerning Jacob Leisler's rebellion

Letter concerning responses to the Glorious Revolution and the unrest in the colonies

Letter from the council of New York to the Earl of Shrewbury concerning the deplorable state and condition of the government of New York

Letters and depositions from New York concerning agreements with Indians, war with France, and the events surrounding Leisler's rebellion

Letters and depositions from New York concerning the committee of safety, the threat of trade by the French, and Francis Nicholson's alleged Catholicism

Letters and depositions from New York concerning the raising of money, protests against and support for Jacob Leisler, and the threat of French Catholicism

Letters from the King to New York

Letters from New York concerning Jacob Leisler's seizing of letters and commissions from England

Letters from Robert Livingston to Connecticut

Letters relating to Jacob Leisler, Henry Sloughter, the governorship of New York, and the threat posed by the French

Letters, orders and petitions relating to customs and the threat of the French

Members of the Council of New York

Memorial from New York on the replacement of Governor Nicholson with Governor Leisler, together with abstracts of other papers

Memorials from Robert Livingston ... and documents

Mr Bayard's order for the officers of the militia not to join with Jacob Leisler

Order for proclaiming the King and Queen

Order regarding Jacob Leisler and the fortifications of New York

Passport for John Perry

Petition from New England and Newfoundland

Petitions and letters on the state of New York and the defence of that province against the French

Proposals to the Indians at Albany by the Commission from New York

Reasons for settling and preserving New York

Recommendation to make Henry Slaughter governor of New York

The sending of chaplains to New York

Surveys of the King's forts and boats

The true account of Joost Stol, his particular proceedings and engagements.

Notes:

Volume title from publisher's website (resource viewed on 7 Oct. 2015)

Volume reference numbers: CO 5/1081.

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