Note 354 — Chapter XI
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"Albany bore the name of Orange when it was originally founded by the Dutch; and as a great number of this people remained in the city after it passed into the possession of England, they continued to call it Orange, and the French Canadians give it no other name."—Charlevoix, tom. i., p. 222.
"Albany received that name from the Scottish title of the Duke of York."—Bancroft.