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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2026 · 5 MIN

Knickerbocker's History of New York Vol. 1 Book II Chapter VII

from The Washington Irving Library · host Washington Irving

In which the settlers of little Communipaw prepare for a grand migration to the island of Manna-hata, transporting their household goods by boat under the leadership of the visionary Oloffe, commemorated in later years by a curious custom of turning homes topsy-turvy every May-day. The settlers’ peaceful negotiation with the native sachem culminates in the whimsical yet cunning purchase of Manhattan, measured by the expansive breadth of Mynheer Ten Broeck’s nether garments.

In which the settlers of little Communipaw prepare for a grand migration to the island of Manna-hata, transporting their household goods by boat under the leadership of the visionary Oloffe, commemorated in later years by a curious custom of turning homes topsy-turvy every May-day. The settlers’ peaceful negotiation with the native sachem culminates in the whimsical yet cunning purchase of Manhattan, measured by the expansive breadth of Mynheer Ten Broeck’s nether garments.

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