RULE NO 1: NO NAMES. ITS THE TIMES WE LIVE IN
The painting below: In 1626, Peter Minuit, representing the Dutch West India Company "acquired" Manhattan Island (present day New York city) from the Lenape native American people (Red Indians) for goods valued at about US$24 at the time. The goods included glass beads, metal kettles, cloth, trinkets, tools, textiles and biscuits. The Lenape did not understand the European concept of selling land permanently.
Conclusion: Maybe the Lenape Red Indians got more?
