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The next morning the Swedish commander, convinced of the folly of any further attempt at resistance, went on board the Balance and signed a capitulation.It was, in brief, as follows We hardly know whether we are more astonished at the audacious enterprise of the Swedes in taking our fort on the South river, or at the cowardly surrender of it by our commander, which is nearly reading fluency worksheets insufferable.But we have all refused to be hired by him, for the English have done us no harm.The captain had made a mistake and supposed that he had entered the mouth reading fluency worksheets of South river.Your honored messengers might, if they had pleased, have informed themselves of the truth of this, and might also have obtained more friendly satisfaction and security, concerning our real intentions, if they had pleased to stay a day or two with us, to have heard and considered further of these articles.On the morning of the first of June, 1654, a strange sail was seen reading fluency worksheets in the offing.Governor Stuyvesant received early intelligence of the projected expedition, and immediately convened his council.We do not think it necessary at present, to reading fluency worksheets settle the boundaries.Mixam, another of these chiefs, replied, I do not know of any plot that is intended by the Dutch governor against the English, my friends.A ferry was established reading fluency worksheets to convey passengers from one side of the river to the other.This Act decreed that no production of Asia, Africa or America should be brought to England, except in English vessels, manned by English crews, and that no productions of Europe should be brought to England, unless in English vessels, or in those of the country in which the imported cargoes were produced.Governor Stuyvesant reading fluency worksheets in person, commanded the expedition.This of course put a stop to any farther hostile action.