Note 21 — Chapter IX · IN WHICH THE AUTHOR AND THE READER, WHILE REPOSING AFTER THE BATTLE, FALL INTO A VERY GRAVE DISCOURSE—AFTER WHICH IS RECORDED THE CONDUCT OF PETER STUYVESANT AFTER HIS VICTORY.
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This castle, though very much altered and modernized, is still in being, and stands at the corner of Pearl Street, facing Coentie’s slip.