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Every time I read an article about the Indians of Little Neck in the 1600-1700s there is not much said concerning their side.

It irks me to no end to read that the Dutch gave Little Neck and Douglaston to Thomas Hicks, an Englishman, in the year 16 Posted on July 29, 2004

Every time I read an article about the Indians of Little Neck in the 1600-1700s there is not much said concerning their side.
It irks me to no end to read that the Dutch gave Little Neck and Douglaston to Thomas Hicks, an Englishman, in the year 16

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