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SWANENDAEL IN NEW NETHERLAND, THE EARLY HISTORY OF DELAWARE'S OLDEST SETTLEMENT AT LEWES.
Cohen, William J.

   

- Wilmington : Cedar Tree Books (2004)
- 8vo.
- cloth, dust jacket
- xxxiii, 237 pages
- Order Nr. 79112
- Price: $ 85.00



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First edition. The Dutch India Company established a small whaling settlement called Swanendael in 1631, a community that lasted less than a year. Signed by the author on the title page. Illustrated. Private ownership label on free endpaper.

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