it was cold in the 17th centery
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The Hudson name has English origins, derived from the medieval given name "Hudde," which is a diminutive of "Hugh." The surname originally indicated "son of Hudde," and it can be traced back to various regions in England. It gained prominence in the 17th century, notably through figures like Henry Hudson, the English explorer after whom the Hudson River is named. Over time, the name spread to other countries, particularly in North America.
There are other countries that do have slavery but they do not treat it like we did back then! =D
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it was stormy where they lived.