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Further correspondence with the Secretary of State [electronic resource], 1700-1723.
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- Book
- Author/Creator:
- New York (Colony)
- Series:
- Colonial America (Marlborough, England)
- Colonial America. Module 1
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Burnet, William, 1688-1729.
- Burnet, William.
- Hunter, Robert, 1666-1734.
- Hunter, Robert.
- 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--Records and correspondence.
- Great Britain.
- New York (State)--Politics and government--To 1775.
- New York (State).
- Trade regulation--New York (State)--Early works to 1800.
- Trade regulation.
- Yamasee War, S.C., 1715-1716--Early works to 1800.
- Yamasee War, S.C., 1715-1716.
- United States--Boundaries--New France--Early works to 1800.
- United States.
- New France--Boundaries--United States--Early works to 1800.
- New France.
- Indians of North America--Government relations--Early works to 1800.
- Indians of North America.
- New York (State)--History--Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775--Sources.
- New York (State)--History--Queen Anne's War, 1702-1713--Sources.
- New York (State)--History, Military--18th century--Sources.
- New York (State)--Commerce--History--18th century--Sources.
- New York (State)--Commerce--Great Britain--History--Sources.
- Great Britain--Commerce--New York (State)--History--Sources.
- Great Britain--Colonies--America--History--18th century--Sources.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (46 items)
- Place of Publication:
- 1700-1723.
- Marlborough, England : Adam Matthew Digital, c2015.
- Contents:
- An account of the climate of New York by C. Colden, surveyor general of the province
- An account of the trade of New York by C. Colden, surveyor general of the province
- An address from New York on the succession of King George
- Amendments to a bill entitled An act for levying and collecting the sum of seventeen hundred pounds for the defence of the frontiers
- Amendments to the bill entitled An act for raising a sum sufficient to answer the charges of fusiliers and out scouts for the defence of the frontiers
- Appointment of Lancaster Symes as captain of the independent Company of Fusiliers
- Appointment of Robert Jenny as chaplain to the four independent companies of foot
- At a meeting of the Commission of the Indian Affairs in Albany
- Calculations relating to finance and currency
- The case of Brigadier Hunter
- Congratulatory declaration on the succession of George I
- Extract of Governor Burnet's commission and instructions
- Heads of an act for granting a revenue to Her Majesty, to arise within the province of New York in America, for the support of that government
- An invoice of the cost and charges of a parcel of goods shipped on board His Majesty's ship The Advice, as part of His Majesty's present to the Five Nations of Indians, under the protection of His Majesty's government of the province of New York
- Letter announcing Robert Hunter's presence in England
- Letter asserting the importance of maintaining favourable ties with the Five Nations
- Letter concerning the Assembly's refusal to contribute to the maintenance of the regular army, and the threat of uprisings as recently happened with the Palatines
- Letter concerning the death of the commander of one of the four independent companies, and a new appointment in his place
- Letter concerning French attempts to buy the loyalty of the Five Nations
- Letter concerning gifts for the Five Nations in order to keep their loyalty to the British crown
- Letter concerning the government of New York
- Letter concerning the poor quality of clothing provided for soldiers in New York and bound for Canada
- Letter concerning presents for the Five Nations, a new fort at the lakes, and the augmentation of the forces at New York
- Letter concerning reports into the climate, economy, population and natural resources of New York, as well as a discussion of negotiations with neighbouring native tribes
- Letter concerning the revenue of the New York government and the demands of the government auditors
- Letter concerning the ruinous state of government in the colonies, which have been indulged in too many freedoms by the crown
- Letter concerning a treaty with the Five Nations and contributions to the Chelsea Hospital
- Letter describing the government of local native American tribes
- Letter forwarding Brigadier Hunter's congratulations to the new king of Great Britain
- Letter forwarding information on French movements and alliances with native tribes
- Letter from the Board of Trade to Mr Secretary Stanhope enclosing a memorial from Brigadier Hunter relative to clothing left at New York for four independent companies
- Letter from Brigadier Hunter to William Popple esq relative to the Indian war in Carolina
- Letter from Robert Hunter concerning the conduct of a colonial official
- Letter pleading the impoverished position of the writer
- Letter providing statistics and details about the availability of timber for use by the British Navy in New York
- Letter regarding the appropriation of the financial duties of royal officials by the Assembly of New York
- Letter regarding the potential supply of naval stores in New York
- Letter regarding a resolution to disputes about colonial funding
- Letter stating that now peace has been secured, Robert Hunter hopes more attention might be given to the needs of the American colonies
- Letter with recommendations to improve defence, trade and finances in New York
- Letters concerning a pardon granted by the Queen
- Letters concerning the state of the government in New York
- Message of loyalty from the Governor and Council of New York to the new King of Great Britain
- Report of the Board of Trade upon the petition of several merchants of New York relating to ships of war taking goods on freight to carry from one plantation to another
- Report to the Board of Trade upon an inclosed invoice of the cost of a parcel of goods to be presented on behalf of His Majesty to the free Indian nations under protection of His Majesty's government of the province of New York
- Representation from the Assembly of New York relating to the auditor of the plantation's rights there, transmitted to the Lords of the Treasury by Governor Burnet
- Response of the Assembly of New York to a bill for raising money to pay for fusiliers
- Sir H. Mackworth's proposal in miniature, as it has been put in practice in New York in America
- To the King's most excellent majesty, the humble address of Your Majesty's justices, attorney general officers and grand jury of Your Majesty's supreme court of the province of New York.
- Notes:
- Volume title from publisher's website (resource viewed on 7 Oct. 2015)
- Volume reference numbers: CO 5/1085 Part 1.
- Access Restriction:
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