
Into Mohawk Country By Harmen Van Den Bogaert (New Netherland, Iroquois Confederacy Crossover Episode)
06/01/20 • 70 min
in 1634 a young man leaves Fort Orange to explore the Mohawk and Oneida Nations, his account is the earliest written record from within the world of the Haudenosaunee. He tries to buy a pet bear, is tasked with driving out the devil and yet at the end he is the strangest character of all.
in 1634 a young man leaves Fort Orange to explore the Mohawk and Oneida Nations, his account is the earliest written record from within the world of the Haudenosaunee. He tries to buy a pet bear, is tasked with driving out the devil and yet at the end he is the strangest character of all.
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