de Halve Maen - Past Tables of Content

2015

Vol. 88, No. 3, Fall 2015

Editor’s Corner

A Fake Treaty, the Two Row Wampum, Oral Traditions, and Shared Histories in New Netherland and Colonial New York: The View from 1614. by William Starna

“For the best interest of the country”: the Landdag of New Netherland, development of a provincial assembly (1649–1664) by H. Cornelisse

Book Review: Francis J. Sypher, Liber A of the Collegiate Churches  of New York, Part 2
by Harry Macy

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 88, No. 2, Summer 2015

Editor’s Corner

“Make an end of my misery”: Rev. Johannes Henricus Goetschius  and the negotiation of authority in Eighteenth-Century Dutch New York by Kenneth Shefsiek

Journey to the Netherlands: Arrival of the Half Moon in the City of Hoorn by Andrew Hendricks

Book Review: Theodore Dietz, Dutch Stories About Kingston by Josh Smith

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 88, No. 1, Spring 2015

Editor’s Corner

Jacob Eelkens Revisited: A Young Franco-Dutch Entrepreneur in the New World
 by Willem Frijhoff

Return to the Unknown: A Journey of Discovery with the League of Peace and Power
by LTC Adrian T. Bogart III and Sarah Rapalje Bogart

Book Review: John W. Coakley, New Brunswick Theological Seminary: An Illustrated History, 1784-2014 by Dirk Mouw

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

2014

Vol. 87, No. 4, Winter 2014

Editor’s Corner

Epitaph for an Exceptional Ship: Last Voyage of the Kalmar Nyckel (June 14-22, 1652)            
by Samuel Heed and Jordi Noort 

“Bad Justice” Part III: A Case Study by Rudy VanVeghten

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam 

Vol. 87, No. 3, Fall 2014

Editor’s Corner

1614: The View from New France by Leslie Choquette

“Bad Justice” Part II: Stuyvesant vs. Slichtenhorst by Rudy VanVeghten

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 87, No. 2, Summer 2014

Editor’s Corner

“Bad Justice”: The Administration of Brant van Slichtenhorst by Rudy VanVeghten

The Politics of Doctrine and the Collegiate Reformed Church Charter by David William Voorhees

Book Reviews: Susanah Shaw Romney, New Netherland Connections: Intimate Networks and Atlantic Ties in Seventeenth-Century America, by Noah Gelfand; Peter Rose, Delicious December: How the Dutch Brought Us Santa, Presents, and Treats, by Firth Haring Fabend.
   
Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

Vol 87, No.1, Spring 2014

2013

Vol. 86, No. 4, Winter 2013


Editor’s Corner

Samuel Blommaert: Expat-merchant with a worldwide geographical eye. Part 1. by Kees Zandvliet

Norwegians in New-Netherland in the 1620s and 1630s by Ernst Berge Drange

Book Review: William A. Starna, From Homeland to New Land; A History of the Mahican Indians, 1600-1830 by Kees-Jan Waterman

Here and There in New Netherland  Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 86, No. 3, Fall 2013

Editor’s Corner

Researching African and Dutch Exchanges in Early New York by Andrea C. Mosterman

Trading Places: Men, Women and the Negotiation of Gendered Roles in the Port of New Amsterdam, 1630-1664 by Virginie Adane

Book Review: Albert M. Rosenblatt and  Julia C. Rosenblatt, eds., Opening Statements: Law, Jurisprudence, and the Legacy of Dutch New York by Firth Haring Fabend

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 86, No. 2,  Summer 2013

Editor’s Corner

Esopus II and Hester Fonda’s Captivity: Part 2
by Rudy VanVeghten

Witness to the 1664 Surrender
by Leo Hershkowitz

Book Review: Mark Meuwese, Brothers in Arms, Partners in Trade: Dutch-Indigenous Alliances in the Atlantic World, 1595-1674
by Paul Otto

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

At the Society Library

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 86, No. 1,  Spring 2013

Editor’s Corner

The View from the Dutch Republic: Protestant Conceptualizations of Indians
by Stephen T. Staggs

Esopus II and Hester Fonda’s Captivity: Part I
by Rudy VanVeghten

Book Review: Leon van den Broeke, Hans Krabbendam, Dirck Mouw, eds., Transatlantic Pieties: Dutch Clergy in Colonial America
 by James D. Bratt

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

2012

Vol. 85, No. 4,  Winter 2012

Editor’s Corner

Imagining New Netherland: An Art Historian’s Perspective on the Visual Culture of New Netherland
by  Alena M. Buis

Buildings on Paper: Our Current Knowledge and Understanding of New Netherlandic Architecture
by  Jeroen van den Hurk

Book Review: Firth Haring Fabend, New Netherland in a Nutshell: A Concise History of the Dutch Colony in North America
by Joshua Van Kirk

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 85, no. 3, Fall 2012

Editor’s Corner

A Land of Milk and Honey: Colonial Propaganda and the City of Amsterdam, 1656-1664
by Frans Blom and Henk Looijesteijn

Books and Papers: The Andrew W. Brink Collection
by Mary Collins

Book Review: Evan Haefeli, New Netherland and the Dutch Origins of American Religious Liberty
by Noah Gelfand

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 85, no. 2, Summer 2012

Editor’s Corner

The Limits of New Netherland: The Dutch in the Seventeenth-Century Delaware Valley
by Mark L. Thompson

Tracing the Archaeological Footprints of the Dutch and Swedes
in the Seventeenth-Century Delaware River Valley
by David A. Furlow and Craig Lukezic

Book Review: Elisabeth Paling Funk and Martha Dickinson Shattuck, eds., A Beautiful and Fruitful Place; Selected Rensselaerswijck Papers, volume 2, by Kees-Jan Waterman

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

Vol. 85, no. 1, Spring 2012

Editor’s Corner

Nicholas Van Rensselaer’s Amazing Vision
by Rudy VanVeghten

Diversity on the Delaware from New Sweden to Pennsylvania: Connections and Contrasts
by Evan Haefeli

Book Review

Here and There in New Netherland Studies

Society Activities

In Memoriam

2011

Vol. 84, no. 4, Winter 2011

 

• Editor’s Corner
• De Suyt Rivier: New Netherland’s Southern Region by Charles Gehring
• Spanning the Peninsula: Augustine Herrman, the South River, and Anglo-Dutch overland trade in the Northern Chesapeake by Christian J. Koot
• At The Library
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

 

Vol. 84, no. 3, Fall 2011

• Editor’s Corner
• An Extraordinary Discovery: A Contemporary Picture of Henry Hudson’s Ship, the Half Moon by Eduard van Breen
• Peter Minuit and New Sweden’s Rocky Relationship with New Netherland by Samuel Heed
• Book Review
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam
  

Vol. 84, no. 2, Summer 2011

• Editor's Corner
• Notebook on New Netherland: The first Rensselaer New Netherland Seminar of 1971
  by John Russell Wiggins
• Walking Tour of the New York Branch of The Holland Society, 1970 by Hendrik Booraem Jr.
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam
  
  

Vol. 84, no. 1, Spring 2011

• Editor's Corner
• Looking Backward, Looking Forward: The Dutch Restoration of 1673 - 1674 and the Narratives of Seventeenth-Century New York History by Joyce Goodfriend
• "We shall bloom and grow like the Cedar of Lebanon": Dutch Merchants in English New York City, 1664 - 1672 by Dennis Maika
• Book Review
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

2010

Vol. 83, no. 4, Winter 2010

• Editor's Corner
• Greenbush: A Name Lost in the Pine Woods by Rudy VanVeghten
• The Will of Jan Fransz van Hoesen and his wife Volkje: A Case Study
  by Ruth Piwonka
• Book Review
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 83, no. 3, Fall 2010

• Editor's Corner
• Confronting New Netherland's New and Old English: Rumors of Imminent Invasion, Incursions, and Interior Subversion by Kenneth James Richards
• Hartshorne House by John R. Stevens
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 83, no. 2, Summer 2010

• President's Message
• Formation of The Holland Society in 1885
• 125 Years of Society Events
• An Old Master's Holland Society Portrait Gallery
• History of the Holland Society Headquarters and Library by Mary Collins
• The Story of The Holland Society's Journal, de Halve Maen by David William Voorhees
• Trips to the Fatherland
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 83, no. 1, Spring 2010

• Editor's Corner
• David Demarest and Marie Sohier's 1663 Sale of Property in Mannheim: Analysis of a Newly-Discovered Record by David C. Major, John S. Major, Alfred Wolkomir, and Alexander von Thun
• Abram Staes: Progenitor of the Staats Family of Albany by Timothy Butler Staats and Henry N. Staats IV
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

2009

Vol. 82, no. 4, Winter 2009

• Editor's Corner
• Researching Dutch Families in New York and New Jersey by Henry Hoff
• "Vivent les Gueux!" August 1888: The Holland Society of New York meets the 3rd of October-Association of Leiden by Arti Ponsen
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 82, no. 3, Fall 2009

• Editor's Corner
• Cornmeal Mush and Other Myths: Four Mispreceptions of the Dutch Experience in New Netherland by Firth Haring Fabend
• The Penelope Stout Story: Evolution of a New Netherland Narrative by Virginie Adane
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 82, no. 2, Summer 2009

• Editor's Corner
• "Because he found them beautiful:" the Story of The Castello Plan, A View of the City of Amsterdam in New Netherland. by Brenda Safer
• Celebrating Four-Hundred Years of Dutch-American Relations: NY400
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 82, no. 1, Spring 2009

• Editor's Corner
• "Gallia amica, non vicina": The French and the Dutch in Europe during the New Netherland period by Willem Frijhoff
• The Skirmish with the Mohawk on Lake Champlain: was Champlain a "trigger-happy thug" or "just following orders." by Conrad E. Heidenreich
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
  

2008

Vol. 81, no. 3, Winter 2008

• Editor's Corner
• The Mutually Exclusive Birth Years of the State of New York and City of New York
• Paul O'Dwyer and Changing New York History
• New Findings Concerning the Mabie, Van Orden and Van Norden Families
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 81, no.2, Summer 2008

• Editor's Corner
• Finance During the Twelve Years' Truce: Pioneering the Framework for Financial Revolutions
• Warren Johnson's Observations on the Dutch Living in the Albany Schenectady Area, 1760s
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 81, no.1, Spring 2008

• Editor's Corner
• Narrative of the Visit of the Holland Society to the Netherlands , 1888 by Sheldon T. Viele
• The 1657 Flushing Remonstrance in Historical Perspectvie by David William Voorhees
• Book Reviews
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

2007

Vol. 80, no.3, Fall 2007

• Editor's Corner
• "Great security...from the Insults of our enemies:" Provincial Unity during the Era of Leislerian Factionalism in New York, 1691-1709 by Andrew T. Stahlhut
• Honored through the Ordeal: Crailo and the Colonial War by Paul Stambach
• Society Activities
• Holland Society Capital Campaign
• In Memoriam

Vol. 80, no.2, Summer 2007

• Editor's Corner
• Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten: New Amsterdam's Wheelwright by Firth Haring Fabend
• The Carpenters of New Netherland by Jeroen van den Hurk
• Book review
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

Vol. 80, no.1, Spring 2007

• Editor's Corner
• The Long Reach of Rensselaerswijck: Shaping Hudson Valley Architecture by Shirley W. Dunn
• Moving Day in Old New York City: A Custom of Dutch Origin? by David L. Gold
• We're Moving! The Holland Society Plans New Headquarters by W. Wells Van Pelt, Jr.
• Here and There in New Netherland Studies
• Society Activities
• In Memoriam

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