tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">90
| Rip Van Dam |
93 |
| Governor Cosby |
94 |
| Lewis Morris |
95 |
| Fac-Simile News Item from the New York Weekly Journal, November 5, 1733 |
99 |
| Andrew Hamilton |
102 |
| The Ball at the Black Horse |
107 |
| “Which Were All Drank in Bumpers” |
109 |
| “The Violin and Flute, by ‘Private Hands’” |
111 |
| House at 122 William Street |
117 |
| The Royal Exchange |
136 |
| Sir Danvers Osborne, Governor of New York |
139 |
| “The Drumbeat Was Constantly Heard in the Streets” |
145 |
| Sir Charles Hardy, Governor of New York |
147 |
| Colonel Peter Schuyler |
150 |
| The Press Gang |
153 |
| The Bull’s Head Tavern |
157 |
| The Roger Morris House |
160 |
| The Blue Bell Tavern |
161 |
| The Old Time Landlord |
169 |
| “Hard Drinking Prevailed” |
171 |
| Good Old Madeira |
173 |
| A Racing Trophy |
180 |
| Bull Baiting, From an Old Advertisement |
184 |
| The Bowling Green, From Lyne’s Map |
186 |
| William Alexander, Earl of Stirling |
192 |
| House Built by Cornelis Steenwyck |
197 |
| The De Lancey House |
201 |
| Liberty Boys |
214 |
| At Ranelagh |
220 |
| Corner of Broadway and Murray Street, 1816 |
235 |
| Captain A. McDougall |
241 |
| Merchants’ Coffee House and Coffee House Slip |
254 |
| Marinus Willett Stopping the Transfer of Arms |
274 |
| Baroness De Riedesel |
298 |
| In the Coffee House |
318 |
| “Gambling With Cards Was Pretty General” |
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