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Knickerbocker's History of New York
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1I. According to the best authorities, the world in which we dwell is a huge,
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2II. Having thus briefly introduced my reader to the world, and given him some
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3III. Noah, who is the first seafaring man we read of, begat three sons, Shem,
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4IV. The next inquiry at which we arrive in the regular course of our history
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5V. The writer of a history may, in some respects, be likened unto an
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6I. My great-grandfather by the mother's side, Hermanus Van Clattercop, when
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7II. The delectable accounts given by the great Hudson and Master Juet of the
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8III. Having in the trifling digression which concluded the last chapter
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9IV. And now the rosy blush of morn began to mantle in the east, and soon the
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10V. The darkness of night had closed upon this disastrous day, and a doleful
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11VI. The original name of the island whereon the squadron of Communipaw was
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12VII. It having been solemnly resolved that the seat of empire should be removed
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13VIII. The land being thus fairly purchased of the Indians, a circumstance very
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14IX. There is something exceedingly delusive in thus looking back, through the
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15I. Grievous and very much to be commiserated is the task of the feeling
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