TWO HENDRICKS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

TWO HENDRICKS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

The younger Hendrick had white hair at a young age, unusual for an Indian, and Hinderaker suggests that this might have helped lead colonial officials to conflate the two men as early as 1744 (p. 161). The hodgepodge of chartered, proprietary, and crown colonies was afflicted by contention between e...

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