To the Lenape, Penn’s generosity and kindness was proper behavior for someone who truly was a “brother”. Yet, even though life with the Lenape seemed well, eventually chaos broke out. The desire for money led some Quakers to sell or trade liquor to their Indian neighbors, in direct violation of agreements made with Penn...
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The desire for money led some Quakers to sell or trade liquor to their Indian neighbors, in direct violation of agreements made with Penn. In 1737, Pennsylvania authorities perpetrated a huge fraud on the Lenape to acquire 1,200 square miles of their land. William Penn’s hard work had gone to waist and completely disintegrated after attacks on Pennsylvania settlers by Lenape warriors in the French and Indian War...
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