Thomas Dongan and the New York Charter, 1682-168

Explore the pivotal role of Thomas Dongan in shaping the legal framework of New York with this detailed account of the “Thomas Dongan and the New York Charter, 1682-168”. This book delves into the historical context surrounding the charter, examining its significance in the development of colonial governance and its lasting impact on American constitutional principles.

Gain insights into the political landscape of the late 17th century and understand how Dongan's influence helped to establish a foundation for future legal and governmental structures. A must-read for historians, legal scholars, and anyone interested in the formative years of American democracy.

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