English and Dutch settlers coexisted in America from "summary" of The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America, Vol. 1 of 2 by John Fiske
The early history of America is marked by the coexistence of English and Dutch settlers. The English, with their strong imperial ambitions, sought to establish dominion over the land, while the Dutch, with their focus on trade and commerce, established a presence in what is now New York. These two groups of settlers had very different motivations and ways of life, yet they managed to coexist in America during this time.
The Dutch settlement in America was centered around New Amsterdam, a bustling trading post that served as a hub for the Dutch West India Company. The English, on the other hand, established colonies such as Virginia and Massachusetts, with a focus on agriculture and religious freedom. Despite these differences, the English and Dutch settlers found ways to intera...
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