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✓ Published: 12-Sep-2017
✓ Published: 12-Sep-2017
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Three noteworthy events mark the dawn of American history: the settlement of Jamestown in Virginia, the arrival of the pilgrims in Massachusetts, and the founding of what is now New York City by Dutch colonists.nIn 1628 Domine Jonas Michaelius, an ordained minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, set sail from Holland and headed west. After twelve weeks at sea, he set foot in New Amsterdam--the most multinational port in the New World. Dutch, English, Germans, Danes, French, Spanish, Portuguese, a
Three noteworthy events mark the dawn of American history: the settlement of Jamestown in Virginia, the arrival of the pilgrims in Massachusetts, and the founding of what is now New York City by Dutch colonists.nIn 1628 Domine Jonas Michaelius, an ordained minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, set sail from Holland and headed west. After twelve weeks at sea, he set foot in New Amsterdam--the most multinational port in the New World. Dutch, English, Germans, Danes, French, Spanish, Portuguese, a
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