The American Indian Reader: HistoryIndian Historian Press, 1972 |
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... Five Nations , this confederation was estab- lished long before the Europeans landed at Plymouth Rock , and continued for some hundreds of years until conflicts between the whites ( French - English - American ) divided their loyalties ...
... Five Nations , this confederation was estab- lished long before the Europeans landed at Plymouth Rock , and continued for some hundreds of years until conflicts between the whites ( French - English - American ) divided their loyalties ...
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... Five Iroquois tribes occupied the banks of the Mohawk River in New York at the coming of the white man , in the following order from the east to west : the Mohawk or Can- ienga ; Oneida or Onenniot ; Onondaga or Anontage ; Cayuga or Ko ...
... Five Iroquois tribes occupied the banks of the Mohawk River in New York at the coming of the white man , in the following order from the east to west : the Mohawk or Can- ienga ; Oneida or Onenniot ; Onondaga or Anontage ; Cayuga or Ko ...
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... five tribes together was unique among the inhabitants of Indian American , and was cer- tainly equal to any similar pact by so - called civilized nations elsewhere in the world . The " League of the Iroquois " was a remarkable ...
... five tribes together was unique among the inhabitants of Indian American , and was cer- tainly equal to any similar pact by so - called civilized nations elsewhere in the world . The " League of the Iroquois " was a remarkable ...
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