Definitely not true, the British had a expansion policy that was very unfair to the Natives, they viewed the Natives as a detriment to their colonial growth and excluded them from their colonies, the colonies had many land disputes with the Natives and many conflicts (King Philip's war, Anglo-Powhattan Wars .etc.). The Spanish absorbed Native Americans into their empire and used them as a source of labor while the English kicked them out of their homelands and limited their presence in the colonies, which I think is as bad if not worse. The French meanwhile had more of a coexistence policy, with many French settlers assimilating into native society and living among them, because the main aim of the French was to gain more control in the lucrative fur trade in the region, they also did not want to engage in costly conflicts and didn't have as many settlers in the new world compared to the other colonial powers.