Dutch colonial administrative records, 1673-1674.

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Dutch colonial administrative records, 1673-1674.

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In one notable document in this series, Dutch Governor Anthony Colve granted the Lutheran congregation in Albany free exercise of their religion (September 26, 1673).

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