Why doesn't Will immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it?

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Will clark does not immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it because he believes that they are supposed to wait outside for someone to meet them.

<h3>Who is Will Clark?</h3>

Will Clark part of the group of Army Volunteers in America around the early 19th century before the European powers under President Thomas Jefferson's commission.

Will Clark does not immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it because he believes that they are supposed to wait outside for someone to meet them.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

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