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and Panic of 1857, 842, 843, 846-47

in post-revolutionary New York, 279, 289

in proprietary New York, 79, 87, 93-94

and Queen Anne’s War, 116

with rebels, 247

in 1790s and early 1800s, 333-36

Spanish embargo on American, 116

and transatlantic shipping, 433-34

triangular, 119-20, 122

and wealth, 122

and Western settlement, 429

and XYZ Affair, 325. See also East India Company; Fur trade; Merchants; Navigation Acts; Neutrality; Privateering; Protectionism; Smuggling; Trading with the enemy Traders; West India Company; West Indies trade

specific act, trader or commodity

Trade associations, 530, 605-6

Trade-Exchange Bank, 769

Traders: and British occupation of New York, 250

and class issues, 50-51

Dutch as, 135

expansion of Dutch, 16, 17

Jews as, 134

and nonimportation, 207

in proprietary New York, 88-89

resistance to British policies by, 207

women as, 124-25. See also Merchants; Trade; specific person

Tradesmen: blacks as, 249

in colonial New York, 182

debt of, 192

and Democratic Republicans, 320

in early nineteenth century, 320

and economy of revolutionary New York, 213

as loyalists, 219

in mid-nineteenth century, 741

and nonimportation, 212

and politics, 279

in post-revolutionary New York, 267, 293

and press gangs, 182

and ratification of Constitution, 290, 293

and resistance to British policies, 205

in revolutionary New York, 212, 219, 229

in 1790s and early 1800s, 393-95

turmoil among, 393-95

Trading with the enemy, 168-69, 230, 315, 899

Traffic, 948

Transatlantic shipping, 433-34, 649

Transportation: and blacks, 856-57

blowing system of, 932

in Brooklyn, 934, 972, 1202

and city development, 931-32, 934, 937-38, 944-45

and Civil War, 901

and Consolidation, 1222-23

and Crash of 1873, 1024

and crime, 999-1000

development of, 1024

in early nineteenth century, 334-36, 476, 532

and entertainment, 994, 1137, 1149

George’s views about, 1100

and housing, 991-92

in late nineteenth century, 931-32, 934, 937-38, 944-45, 972, 991-92, 994, 999-1000, 1024, 1137, 1149, 1185

in mid-nineteenth century, 826, 843, 856-57

and Panic of 1837, 613

and Panic of 1857, 843

in Queens, 937-38

and Tammany, 826

and urban-rural relationship, 944-45

and working quarters, 476. See also Elevated railroads; Rapid transit system; Street railroads

Transvestites, 797, 1142, 1169

Traveling Mike, 1000

Treasury Department, 899, 1036-37

Treaty of Paris (1763), 167, 191, 267, 273, 274, 278, 281, 285

Treaty of Paris (1783), 256, 259

Tremont, 718, 746, 1055

Trench and Snook, 716

Trenton: battle at, 243-44

Trenton, New Jersey, 662

Trespass Act (1783), 258, 270, 278, 281

Triads, 1129

Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, 11

Tribune Building, 943, 1027, 1050

Trinity Church: and Bellomont’s administration, 112

blacks as members of, 400

and British occupation of New York, 250, 251-52

in “Burgis View”, 118

burning of, 241–42

charter for, 269

and city development, 943, 944

in colonial New York, 176-77, 181, 184, 187, 188

construction/renovation of, 104, 110, 113, 176-77, 265, 281

and Cornbury’s administration, 115

in early nineteenth century, 457, 460

in 1830s, 548

and elites, 456, 457, 460, 717

evangelicalism in, 209

and Evertsen’s attack on New York, 82

Fulton’s funeral at, 432

graveyard at, 386

and Great Awakening, 157

influence/prestige of, 176, 803

and King’s College, 181

as landowner, 112, 115, 178, 180, 187, 188, 269, 281, 373, 374, 387, 388, 767, 944, 1171

in late nineteenth century, 943, 944, 1009, 1028, 1171, 1172, 1235

in mid-nineteenth century, 673, 717, 726, 767, 803

in post-revolutionary New York, 265, 268-69, 281, 283

and radicals, 281

removal of British trappings on, 232

and Revolution Settlement, 283

in revolutionary New York, 208, 232, 241-42

salaries of rectors of, 115

in 1790s and early 1800s, 373, 374, 388, 398, 400

spire of, 937, 1132

as symbol of anglidzation of New