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In 1631, Dutch investors established the patroonship of Swaanendael on Delaware Bay, hoping to profit from whales. Despite earlier claims, Dutch settlement lagged due to prosperity back home and colonization risks.
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In 1638, the Swedes founded New Sweden in Dutch-claimed territory, triggering a struggle over the South River. Forts Nassau and Elfsborg marked rival positions, though Elfsborg earned the nickname “Fort Mosquito.”
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In 1638, Peter Minuit, formerly of New Netherland, led Swedish settlers to the South River, claiming it as New Sweden. At Minquas Kill, they founded Fort Christina, challenging Dutch authority.
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Before choosing Manhattan, the Dutch planned their capital on Burlington Island. Later, Fort Nassau became their fur-trading post, but the Swedes outmaneuvered them until Fort Nassau was relocated in 1651.
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