The History Behind The Phrase 'Don't Be An Indian Giver' - WBUR

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Explorers Lewis and Clark were offended by a trade-gone-wrong and wrote in their journals that the group of Indians they interacted with were "forward and impertinent, and thievish." (Wikimedia Commons)
Explorers Lewis and Clark were offended by a trade-gone-wrong and wrote in their journals that the group of Indians they interacted with were "forward and impertinent, and thievish." (Wikimedia Commons)

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