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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 8 MIN

Knickerbocker's History of New York Vol. 1 The Author's Apology

from The Washington Irving Library · host Washington Irving

In which the author reflects upon the whimsical origins and intent of his work as a playful yet affectionate homage to the forgotten Dutch past of New York, blending fact and fancy to revive local traditions and character. This admission of youthful licence is offered in the hope that his spirited narrative will continue to charm and bind together the community through shared memory and good-humoured regard.

In which the author reflects upon the whimsical origins and intent of his work as a playful yet affectionate homage to the forgotten Dutch past of New York, blending fact and fancy to revive local traditions and character. This admission of youthful licence is offered in the hope that his spirited narrative will continue to charm and bind together the community through shared memory and good-humoured regard.

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