The Scalp Hunters: Abenaki Ambush At Lovewell Pond?1725,Used

The Scalp Hunters: Abenaki Ambush At Lovewell Pond?1725,Used

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Traffic in human scalps was part of the Colonial economy, an activity that was avidly pursued by Indians, by the French and by the English, whether in New England, in New York or Canada. Parisians were especially intrigued by scalps produced by Chief Escumbuit, who claimed more than one hundred of themmostly English; he was the only American Indian to have been knighted by the French King over that feat. Ironically, these hunters of human hair were considered Noble Savages by many enlightened Europeans who memorialized them for their pristine and advanced civilized humanity. For, they were born free, and the Europeans bound them in chains.

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