Gotham_ A History of New York City to 1898 - Edwin G. Burrows [1152]
Lexington Street, 889, 930, 982, 1037, 1119
Lexow Committee, 1192-93, 1201, 1231
Libel: seditious, 210, 211-12
and Zenger case, 153–55
Liberal Republicans, 1011
Libertarians, 152
Liberty Boys, 203, 205, 207, 211, 215, 225, 227
Liberty Party, 857
Liberty Street, 108, 363, 808. See also Crown Street
Libraries, 378, 512, 561, 683, 778, 782, 1115
Library of American Books, 687, 701
Licensing: of butchers, 355
of cartmen, 101, 183, 356, 451, 521, 825
in colonial New York, 101, 111, 124
in early nineteenth century, 451, 520, 521
in 1830s, 608
of ferries, 368, 580-81
in mid-nineteenth century, 632, 825
and “Montgomerie Charter,” 139
in New Amsterdam, 47
of physicians, 968
in post-revolutionary New York, 267
and Tammany, 825
for taverns, 58, 111, 124, 144, 183-84, 485, 825, 838
Life insurance companies, 939-40
Life in London (Egan), 691
Lighthouse, 1158
Lighting. See Electricity; Street lighting
Lincoln’s Funeral, 904-5
Lindenmuller’s Odeon, 741
Linnean Botanic Gardens, 179
Liquor: and blacks, 160
and catering to women, 815
city income from, 486
and city-state relations, 841
and class issues, 485-86
and consumerism, 879
in early nineteenth century, 485-86, 521, 532
and entertainment, 1142
and fines for public drunkenness, 111
and first Labor Day parade, 1091
and Good Government, 1202–3, 1206
and holidays, 485
and immigrants, 741
and Indians, 37, 54, 58
Kieft limits sale of, 35
in late nineteenth century, 1142, 1162, 1164-65, 1202–3, 1206
in mid-nineteenth century, 628-29, 741, 815, 823, 841
and morality, 1162, 1164-65
in New Amsterdam, 33, 35, 46, 54, 66
prices of, 485
profits from, 33
in revolutionary New York, 229
in 1790s and early 1800s, 405
and slaves, 146
and Sunday closings, 521
and Tammany, 823
taxes on, 46, 64, 66
and working class, 485. See also Beer gardens/halls
Breweries/brewers
Distilleries
Drinking clubs
Sunday closing laws
Taverns
Temperance Liquor Dealers Protective Union, 777
Liquor Excise Law (1857), 838
Lispenard Meadows, 359, 480
Lispenard Street, 561, 807
Literary and Philosophical Society, 467, 470, 494
Literary and scientific societies, 174, 385. See also specific society
Literature: depression, 616
in early nineteenth century, 415-19
in 1830s, 616
in late nineteenth century, 996-98
men in women’s, 799
in mid-nineteenth century, 699, 798-99
and nationalism, 418
Realism in, 697
in 1790s and early 1800s, 406-7
for women, 708-99
women in, 406-7, 699. See also Guidebooks/commentaries; specific author
Little Africa, 1123
Little Dock Street. See Water Street
Little Prince Street, 108
Little Queen Street, 363
Little Water Street, 392
Little’s Tavern, 314
Livermore, Clews and Company, 876
Livingston faction, 181, 200, 202, 207-8, 209, 213, 215, 216, 221, 331, 608
Llewellyn Park, 718
Lloyd steamship line, 739
Loan Office certificates, 271
Local government: counties as basis of, 91-92
and Dominion of New England, 96
and Duke’s Laws, 81
on Long Island, 85
for New Netherland, 63-67
popular election of officials for, 231
and proprietary New York, proprietary New York, 78, 79, 80-81, 83, 85, 86, 87, 90
Quakers on, 61
rebel activity on, 246
religion on, 59
settlement of, 28, Municipal government Loco Focos, 609, 610, 613, 615, 618, 622, 630, 705, 706, 849, 989
Locomotive Engine shop, 567
London Theatre, 1140
Loneliness, 694
Long Bridge Boys, 162, 164
Long Island: Anabaptists settle on, 40
and Anglo-Dutch relations, 72
Assembly delegates from, 66, 71-72
Battle of, 253
blacks on, 248
and British return to New York, 228, 233, 235, 236-37, 243
British troops on, 254, 255
British withdrawal from, 259
and city-state relations, 837
and Consolidation, 1224
creation of counties on, 91-92
and Duke’s Laws, 81
Dutch culture on, 90, 105, 136
in early nineteenth century, 431
English settlements/towns on, 37, 40, 61,