Spain believed ______________ was a spy for General Wilkinson , but he was really a mustanger.
a. Peter Ellis Bean
b. Father Hidalgo
c. Philip Nolan
d. Augustus Magee
Answer:
c. Philip Nolan
Explanation:
Philip Nolan was a horse-trader (or mustanger) who lived in Natchez in the Spanish community of Tejas.
The Spanish authorities believed he was a spy for General Wilkinson but they were wrong because he was only a mustanger and had nothing to do with spying.
The borders. It was based and developed on the idea that the cotton producing and other "Goods States" had more value with slaves. Abolishing slavery would in turn take its toll on the states.
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