Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan

Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan

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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

Whereas the fortress New Amsterdam is now for some time past, during the War, greatly decayed, and the walls daily leaped over and more and more trodden under foot by Men and Cattle, which tends not only to the disrepute of our Sovereign and High authority, the contempt, yea disgrace of this State by others our Neighbors, whether English, French, Swedes, yea even by the Indians find Heathens, but also to the reproach of Us and our good Inhabitants, and is most perilous and dangerous in time of attack, or of defence against all foreign enemies
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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

That they as good Spokesmen and Agents of the Commonalty will aim at, and as far as lies their power, help to promote the honor of God and welfare of our dear Fatherland, the greatest advantage of the Company and the prosperity of the worthy Commonalty here, and the advancement of the pure Reformed Religion as taught at this day in the Church here and in Netherland.
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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

We, the abovementioned Director General and Council do, therefore, most emphatically Ordain, order and command both our own Subjects and Strangers and persons coming here from without, that no one of them shall presume to sell, barter, trade, remove, ship or export, directly or indirectly, any Wares or Merchandizes what nature or quality soever they may be, within our Government as well here in New Netherland as at the Islands of Curacao and elsewhere, without first due entry be made of such Merchandizes, their quantity, quality and value and the same presented to us or our agents
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