And yet, for the wider public, black and white, Malcolm was also a helpful foil to King, whose munificence looked noble and whose radicalism looked moderate in contrast.
Malcolm was also a helpful foil to King, whose munificence looked noble, and whose radicalism looked moderate in contrast, for the wider public.
Unlike the other colonists, who eventually melted into the culture, the Cajuns kept to themselves in the bayou, retaining their 17th-century language and customs.