One of five talks in our Fall Rev250 Speaker Series at the Elmendorph Inn and on Zoom. In this program, historian BJ Lillis will speak to Indigenous survival and resistance to colonialism on Hudson Valley manors from the early 18th century to the 1760s, when an unlikely alliance between tenant farmers and Native people organized tenant uprisings, rent strikes, and coordinated legal action against Hudson Valley landlords. Learn more and register.