PechaKucha Presentation: The Walking Purchase
The Walking Purchase (or Walking Treaty) was a purported 1737 agreement between the Penn family, the proprietors of Pennsylva… | State history, Lehigh, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Reflections: The Walking Purchase
The Walking Purchase
Official Site of the Delaware Tribe of Indians » The Walking Purchase
Walking Purchase” ends in confiscation of Lenape (Delaware) lands | Investing in Native Communities
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A Map of that Part of/ BUCKS COUNTY/ released by the Indians to the Proprietaries/ of Pensilvania in September 1737 ("Walking Purchase Map") – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
The Walking Purchase Hoax of 1737 by Ray Thompson | Goodreads
What Ye Indians Call 'Ye Hurry Walk' | Pennsylvania Center for the Book
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Walking Purchase land claim in colonial Pennsylvania #5877860
The Walking Purchase. William Penn and Lenape Indians were friends. The sons of Penn used that and numerous tricks to cheat the Lenape out of 1.2 million prime acres. This accelerated driving
The Walking Purchase | PHMC > Our Documentary Heritage
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Walking Purchase - Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia
William Penn's First Walking Purchase Historical Marker
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