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PENNs TREATY. William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n. d. by Nathaniel Currier
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PENNs TREATY. William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n. d. by Nathaniel Currier
PENNs TREATY.
William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n.d. by Nathaniel Currier
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1682 American Indian Colonist Commerce Currier Diplomacy Ives Merritt Nathaniel Penn Pennsylvania Settlement Settler Thirteen Colonies Treaty Will I Am
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PENNs TREATY. William Penn's treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n. d. by Nathaniel Currier
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. This lithograph captures a significant moment in history when William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania and a Quaker leader, negotiated a peaceful treaty with the Native American tribes in 1682. The artist Nathaniel Currier beautifully depicts this historic event that symbolizes diplomacy and mutual respect between cultures. In this scene, we witness an assembly of both indigenous people and European settlers gathered under a large elm tree on the banks of the Delaware River. The atmosphere is serene as Penn extends his hand towards an Indian chief to seal their agreement. The image showcases not only the importance of commerce but also highlights the principles of justice and equality that guided Penn's interactions with Native Americans. This treaty laid down foundations for harmonious coexistence between different communities amidst North America's tumultuous colonial period. Nathaniel Currier masterfully brings this historical event to life through intricate details and vibrant colors, capturing every nuance from the attire worn by each participant to their facial expressions filled with hope for peace. This lithograph serves as a reminder of our shared history and emphasizes how diplomacy can bridge cultural divides even during times marked by conflict and colonization. It stands as a testament to William Penn's vision for fair settlement practices while honoring Indigenous peoples' contributions to early American society.
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