William Penn's Treaty With the Indians When He Founded the Province of Pennsylvania boulderer_poster a commemorative pamphlet-print dressed in

a commemorative pamphlet-print dressed in the ornamented confidence of a republic eager to braid its own short chronicle into Columbus's longer myth

a chromolithograph published thirty years on — when the work of remembrance had hardened into pageantry and the generals' faces had begun to belong to schoolrooms more than to battlefields

Senator From New York

The Plumed Knight of Maine rendered in campaign-portrait gravitas

William Penn's Treaty With the Indians When He Founded the Province of Pennsylvania boulderer_poster a commemorative pamphlet-print dressed inWilliam Penn's Treaty With the Indians When He Founded the Province of Pennsylvania renders the elm at Shackamaxon as Quaker mythology Penn in plain coat extending wampum to the Lenape, an unsigned compact later invoked as the founding handshake of a province built, briefly, on the fiction of mutual consent. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional