Narratives of New Netherland, 1609-1664NARRATIVE NEW NETHERLANDReading edition · Edition 2Chapter navigation26 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…NARRATIVE NEW NETHERLANDJ.F. Jameson, EditorLETTER OF REVEREND JONAS MICHAELIUS, 1628.INTRODUCTION"NOVUM BELGIUM" 1646INTRODUCTION"JOURNAL OF NEW NETHERLAND" 1647INTRODUCTIONTHE CAUSES OF THE NEW NETHERLAND WAR AND THE SEQUEL THEREOF.THE REPRESENTATION OF NEW NETHERLAND, 1650INTRODUCTIONOf The Fresh River.Of the Right of the Netherlanders to the Fresh River.Of the South River and the Boundaries there.Of the South Bay and South River.Of the Situation and Goodness of the Waters.Of the Reasons and Causes why and how New Netherland is so Decayed.The Administration of Director Kieft in Particular.The Administration of Director Stuyvesant in ParticularIn what Manner New Netherland should be Redressed.ANSWER TO THE REPRESENTATION OF NEW NETHERLAND, 1650INTRODUCTIONLETTER OF JOHANNES BOGAERT TO HANS BONTEMANTEL, 1655INTRODUCTIONLETTERS OF THE DUTCH MINISTERS TO THE CLASSIS OF AMSTERDAM, 1655-1664INTRODUCTIONBeginning of this editionNext chapter →J.F. Jameson, EditorAll chapters and sections (26)NARRATIVE NEW NETHERLANDJ.F. Jameson, EditorLETTER OF REVEREND JONAS MICHAELIUS, 1628.INTRODUCTION"NOVUM BELGIUM" 1646INTRODUCTION"JOURNAL OF NEW NETHERLAND" 1647INTRODUCTIONTHE CAUSES OF THE NEW NETHERLAND WAR AND THE SEQUEL THEREOF.THE REPRESENTATION OF NEW NETHERLAND, 1650INTRODUCTIONOf The Fresh River.Of the Right of the Netherlanders to the Fresh River.Of the South River and the Boundaries there.Of the South Bay and South River.Of the Situation and Goodness of the Waters.Of the Reasons and Causes why and how New Netherland is so Decayed.The Administration of Director Kieft in Particular.The Administration of Director Stuyvesant in ParticularIn what Manner New Netherland should be Redressed.ANSWER TO THE REPRESENTATION OF NEW NETHERLAND, 1650INTRODUCTIONLETTER OF JOHANNES BOGAERT TO HANS BONTEMANTEL, 1655INTRODUCTIONLETTERS OF THE DUTCH MINISTERS TO THE CLASSIS OF AMSTERDAM, 1655-1664INTRODUCTIONBy VariousJ.F. Jameson, Editor →