Indian Captivity : a True Narrative of the Capture of Rev. O.M. Spencer, By the Indians : in the Neighborhood of Cincinnati
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and the Onondagas, and forming what was then called the Five Nations, (since, by the addition of the Tuscarawas expelled from North Caro- lina, called the Six Nations,) conquering most of the nations southw^ard and west of them, claimed the territory as far west as the" Mis- sissippi, and southward to the Cherokee, or Tennessee River. Utterly destroying some nations, of whom not a vestige now remains ; and incorporating others whom they had van.
quished, they formed a powerful confederacy, and ...beside possessing superior bravery and con- summate skill in war, they were formidable to the western tribes, in their wars with whom they were generally successful. The Mohawks were the early and firm allies of the British, and maintained their supremacy over the northern tribes, until about the year 1770, when, being totally defeated by the American colonists, they lost their ascendancy, yielded their claim of paramiount authority, and, reduced and "scat- tered, were in turn incorporated with other In- dian nations, over whom they had once ruled.
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and the Onondagas, and forming what was then called the Five Nations, (since, by the addition of the Tuscarawas expelled from North Caro- lina, called the Six Nations,) conquering most of the nations southw^ard and west of them, claimed the territory as far west as the" Mis- sissippi, and southward to the Cherokee, or Tennessee River. Utterly destroying some nations, of whom not a vestige now remains ; and incorporating others whom they had van.
quished, they formed a powerful confederacy, and ...beside possessing superior bravery and con- summate skill in war, they were formidable to the western tribes, in their wars with whom they were generally successful. The Mohawks were the early and firm allies of the British, and maintained their supremacy over the northern tribes, until about the year 1770, when, being totally defeated by the American colonists, they lost their ascendancy, yielded their claim of paramiount authority, and, reduced and "scat- tered, were in turn incorporated with other In- dian nations, over whom they had once ruled.
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