Explore how governors, assemblies, and proprietors navigated power in early 18th‑century New Jersey. This collection reveals the interplay of official orders, local interests, and lasting political tensions.
Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Vol. 3, presents official correspondence, memorials, and state papers from 1703 to 1709. Readers gain insight into how administration, law, and economy shaped the province during the administrations of Lords Cornbury and Lovelace, and the Lieutenant Governor Ingoldesby. The volume illuminates the daily work of colonial governance and the disputes that tested loyalty to the crown and to local communities.
Ideal for readers of colonial American history seeking firsthand documentation of governance, policy, and provincial affairs in early New Jersey.
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