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Old Taverns of New York

 

By
W. Harrison Bayles

 

 

Frank Allaben Genealogical Company
Forty-Second Street Building, New York

 

Copyright, 1915, by Frank Allaben Genealogical Company

 

 


Old Taverns of New York

 

[Pg v]

Contents

 Page
PREFACExv
 
I DUTCH TAVERNS1
Indian Trade—First Settlement—Purchase of Manhattan Island—PopularTaverns in New Amsterdam—Sunday Closing Under Stuyvesant—Dutch Festivities
 
II NEW YORK AND THE PIRATES37
The English Conquest—Horse Races—Regulations for Innkeepers—FirstMerchants’ Exchange—Famous Taverns of the Period—Early Buccaneers andTheir Relations with Government Officials—Efforts of the Earl of Bellomont to Restrain Piracy
 
III THE COFFEE HOUSE65
An Exciting Election in 1701—Popularity of the Coffee House—Aftermathof the Leisler Troubles—Political Agitation under Lord[Pg vi]Cornbury—Trials of Nicholas Bayard and Roger Baker—Conferencesat the Coffee House—Festivals under the English Rule—Official Meetings in Taverns and Coffee Houses
 
IV THE BLACK HORSE91
The Black Horse Tavern, Scene of Many Political Conferences inthe Early Eighteenth Century—Rip Van Dam and Governor Cosby—LewisMorris’ Campaign—Zenger’s Victory for Liberty ofthe Press—Old New York Inns—Privateering—The Negro Plot
 
V THE MERCHANTS’ COFFEE HOUSE127
The Slave Market, Later the Meal Ma
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