by K. T. Tomb
“Which was?”
“The deed or some other official documentation of Manhattan’s sale to the Dutch in 1626. According to Canarsee tradition, Manhattan was not sold, but rather leased. If this document were found and actually provided proof that it was a lease agreement, it would give the Canarsee legal claim to Manhattan Island.”
Abernathy was proud that he was able to provide the mayor information. In his profession, it was an honor to feel relevant.
“As we speak, the members of the Canarsee Nation, and it should be noted that there are not many left, are gathering outside the city. It’s one of the rare times all the remaining members have had a reason or the opportunity to meet.”
“What is the occasion?” asked Patch.
Abernathy shrugged.
“No one knows a thing. Only Canarsee Indians can attend so that leaves us out, Patch, unless you have some Canarsee blood running through your veins that I don’t know about.”
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