Hi                 THE ICONOGRAPHY OF MANHATTAN ISLAND

I  Cartography—Continued.

VII    The   Cartography  of the Vicinity   of  Manhattan  Island   from
Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, and Indian Sources.

Lost Maps, etc.

II The Manatus Maps  (1639).

III   The  Castello Plan  (1660).

IV   The  Dutch  Grants, map and key.

B

Early Newspapers (1725-1811); consisting of historical informa¬
tion and a check-list locating, in nearly a hundred American and
European libraries, files and separate issues of the most important
New York papers, covering collectively this entire period.

VOLUME III

18I2-1909

Chapter V.    The War   of   1812   (1812-1815); Period   of   Pros¬
perity and Progress (1815-1842).
Historical Summary; Plates 80-124; Plate Descriptions.

Chapter VI.    Period   of   Industrial and  Educational  Devel¬
opment (1842-1861).
Historical Summary; Plates 125-149; Plate Descriptions.

Chapter VII.    The  Civil War   (i861-1865);   Period  of Polit¬
ical AND Social Development (i865-1876).
Historical Summary; Plates 150-155; Plate Descriptions.

Chapter VIII.    The Modern City and Island (1876-1909).
Llistorical Summary; Plates 156-177; Plate Descriptions.

Appendix

I    Addenda to Plates and Plate Descriptions (about 40 plates).
II     Supplementary List of about twenty-five hundred views, plans,
etc., arranged topographically and chronologically.

III      Landmark Map and Key.

IV     Bibliography.

VOLUME IV

I524-1909

Chronology  (i524-1909)
Index