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====The Remonstrance of New Netherland====
As a response to Kieft’s war, the Board of Nine, led by colonist and lawyer [[Adriaen van der Donck]], penned a complaint to the Dutch Republic against the unresponsiveness of the Dutch WIC to the colonists’ rights and requests. This document was called the Remonstrance of New Netherland, and had condemned the WIC for mismanagement and demanded full rights for the colonists as citizens of the Netherlands.
===[(PoD]) The Municipal Charter of 1656===
The Dutch WIC responded to the complaints by appointing Peter Stuyvesant as the Director-General. During this time, land ownership regulations were loosened and liberalized, and the province experienced exponential growth. However, multiple complaints were still made against the WIC’s control and governance over the province.
 
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