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Liberty City
During the late 1700’s, New York’s population grew exponentially after the demobilization of the revolutionary army. As population of New York grew, so did its thirst for economical growth. Although most of the southern states were followers of Thomas Jefferson, … Continue reading
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The Chains Are Broken
According to “The History Atlas of New York City” by Eric Homberger the British force were annihilated by the American troops on July 1779. After the final exodus of The British from New York in 1783, the city was in … Continue reading