How did John Vanderlyn distort actual events in his painting of the death of Jane McCrea?

A) McCrea had served in the Continental Army and was not as defenseless as portrayed.
B) McCrea was actually attacked but not murdered by Indians.
C) McCrea had Loyalist sympathies, but a Continental soldier is shown coming to rescue her.
D) Indians abducted McCrea, and she actually died of natural causes in their custody.
E) The Indians who attacked McCrea were accompanied by British soldiers not depicted in the painting.


C

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