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The roads in eastern Pennsylvania were not much in the 1760s. Travelers of the day often commented on them as little more than enlarged, rocky, tree stump strewn former Indian
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The Paxton Boys wiped out the Conestogas in December 1763 without consequences from Lancaster County’s magistrates or Pennsylvania’s governor, who had pledged to protect the Indians. Critics said continuing disrespect