The Jarring Interests Rod Stoneman

The Jarring Interests Rod StonemanExamines the process by which most of New York's modern boundaries were created. Focusing on the men who fought, schemed, argued, petitioned, and maneuvered at all levels of government to resolve the intercolonial disputes over land in America, the author analyzes the tangled webs of interest involved in the conflicts. These controversies are seen to necessitate the use of all available legal and political techniques. Meticulously researched in nearly

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