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in 1830s, 569-71, 575-83

and entertainment industry, 946-48

of financial district, 939-41

of Harlem, 1123

and Ladies’ Mile, 945-46

in late nineteenth century, 929-50

of Manhattan, 929-33, 939-41

in mid-nineteenth century, 728-29, 843, 845

and Panic of 1857, 843, 845

of Queens, 937-39, 1022-23

of railroad terminals, 943-45

of West, 569-71

of Western New York, 334-36

Devlin and Company, 743

Devlin’s clothing store, 932

Dey Street, 610, 942, 1053

Diamond Charley’s., 1000 Diana statue (Saint-Gaudens), 1148

Die Deutsche Library, 997

Dietrich Knickerbocker (Irving), 415-19

Dime museums, 642, 995, 1145

Dime novels, 996-98, 1016, 1041

Dinner parties, 962, 963, 1073

Diphtheria, 1197

Disaster relief, 599

Dish of Fry’d Oysters Tavern, 188

Distilleries: in Britain, 120

in colonial New York, 123, 183-84

in early nineteenth century, 449, 485

in 1830s, 582, 588, 595

in mid-nineteenth century, 661, 746

in New Netherland, 33, 51

in 1790s and early 1800s, 389. See also Breweries/brewers

District of Columbia: slavery in, 553

Division Street, 178, 382, 643, 740

Divorce, 983

Dock Street. See Pearl Street

Dock Ward, 92, 134, 187

Docks Department, 950

Docks. See Waterfront

specific dock

Doctors Riot, 386-87

Dodworth Hall, 974

Dog’s Head Tavern, 188

Domestic arts: in New Amsterdam, 53-54

Domestic help, 347, 744, 854

Dominion of New England, 94-95, 96, 99

Douglas Avenue, 854

Douglass and Sherwood, 814

Douglass Street, 661

Dover Street, 177, 340, 763, 857, 1131

Downing Street, 1158

Doyers Street, 389, 1129, 1139

Doyle Octavo, 543

Draft riots, 887-99, 902, 1200

Drake’s alehouse, 201 Dred Scott decision, 853

Dressmakers, 812, 813, 1120, 1165. See also Seamstresses

Drexel, Morgan and Company, 939, 1023, 1037, 1046, 1064, 1065, 1069

Drinking clubs, 52, 174, 248

Drug companies, 661

Dry Dock Company, 1095-96

Dry Dock Savings Bank, 613

Dry goods business, 437, 611-12, 722-23, 740-41, 772, 873, 945, 1052, 1062, 1103

Duane Street, 213, 364, 455, 549, 655, 707, 741, 884, 1084

Duck and Frying Pan Tavern, 389

Dudley’s Grove, 994

Due process, 256

Duke of Newcastle, 155–56

Duke Street. See Stone Street

Duke’s Laws (1665), 81, 378

Dun and Bradstreet, 639

Dun’s, 1046

Dutch: and apprentices, 143

as collaborators in proprietary New York, 78-80, 82, 84, 93

in colonial New York, 135–37

culture in proprietary New York of, 88-90, 93

as dissidents in proprietory New York, 81-82

economy in proprietary New York of, 87-88

intermarriage of, 89

internal dissension among, 82

poverty of, 135-36

rights and privileges in proprietary New York of, 77-78

and slavery, 135. See also Dutch Reformed Church

Netherlands

New Amsterdam

New Netherland

specific person

Dutch Hill, 747, 774, 930

Dutch Kills, 1196

Dutch Reformed Church: Anglican relations with, 105

anti-English factions in, 82

and blacks, 56

charter for, 104

as church court, 89

and Cornbury’s administration, 114, 115

in early nineteenth century, 459, 480

in 1830s, 583

in Flatlands, 30

and Fletcher’s administration, 104

and gender, 136

and Great Awakening, 157, 158

and law and order issues, 57

and Leisler, 98, 99, 112, 136

and loyalism, 220

ministers’ salaries in, 82

and nationalism, 19

in New Amsterdam/New Netherland, 19, 30, 32-33, 45, 46, 56, 57, 59-61

pietist movement in, 136

and poor relief, 45, 46

and popular culture, 57

privileged status of, 105

in proprietary New York, 77, 82, 87, 89

request for incorporation by, 208

in revolutionary New York, 208-9

in 1790s and early 1800s, 384, 390, 391, 396

and slavery, 32–33. See also specific church

Dutch Renaissance, 1080

Dutchess County, 136, 200, 203, 271, 291

Dutchtown, 745

Dyde’s London Hotel, 416, 461

Dyker Park, 235

Eagle Engine No. 13, 597

Eagles and Empires, 733

East Chester Marble Company, 877

East End, 1137

East Harlem, 1123, 1125, 1126

East India Company, 17-18, 19, 106, 113, 214-15, 275, 34

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