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An account of the annual amount of the imports and exports from and to New York, from Christmas, 1723 to Christmas 1728.

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Continuation of the History of the Province of New-York from 1732 to 1758

Amount of the value of the imports and exports from and to New York, for three years from 1717, to 1720.

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african americans history social conditions slavery new york state commercial statistics international trade documents schomburg center for research in black culture manuscripts archives and rare books division miscellaneous american letters and papers three years high resolution enslaved people amount value imports exports american letters and papers province colonies ultra high resolution