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... Iroquois in their remarkable confederacy of five ( later six ) tribes . They were an agricultural people who , particularly in the Mohawk Valley , occupied a strategic position between the In- dians of the Atlantic coast and those of ...
... Iroquois in their remarkable confederacy of five ( later six ) tribes . They were an agricultural people who , particularly in the Mohawk Valley , occupied a strategic position between the In- dians of the Atlantic coast and those of ...
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... Iroquois on the upper Susquehanna ( near Elmira , New York ) in order to conduct their war party to a combined attack with Champlain's Huron - Algonquin force on a great Iroquois stronghold at the southern end of Onondaga Lake ( near ...
... Iroquois on the upper Susquehanna ( near Elmira , New York ) in order to conduct their war party to a combined attack with Champlain's Huron - Algonquin force on a great Iroquois stronghold at the southern end of Onondaga Lake ( near ...
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... Iroquois , returning to the Mohawk Valley twice in 1645 after having been a grimly abused prisoner there during the winter of 1642-43 . He had barely arrived in the autumn of 1645 when his head was split open by a tomahawk . The final ...
... Iroquois , returning to the Mohawk Valley twice in 1645 after having been a grimly abused prisoner there during the winter of 1642-43 . He had barely arrived in the autumn of 1645 when his head was split open by a tomahawk . The final ...
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