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The Mural: the Relationship between Ephraim Williams and King Hendrick

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This paper examines cultural representation of Ephraim Williams and Chief Hendrick in a Williams College mural. Hanging in the Log, a mural painted by Stanley Rowland in 1942 depicts “Ephriam Williams and his ally Chief Hendrick [strategizing] before the Battle of Lake George”.

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Title The Mural: the Relationship between Ephraim Williams and King Hendrick
Author Heredia, Maria
Type of Resource text
Date Issued 2016
Language eng
Description This paper examines cultural representation of Ephraim Williams and Chief Hendrick in a Williams College mural. Hanging in the Log, a mural painted by Stanley Rowland in 1942 depicts “Ephriam Williams and his ally Chief Hendrick [strategizing] before the Battle of Lake George”.
filename DC2017_084
collection MC 251
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Department English
Subject Theyanoguin, Hendrick Peters, 1692-1755
Subject Williams, Ephraim, 1715-1755
Subject History in art
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