The Mohawk People at the Time of Kateri Tekakwitha “One Who Puts Things Together” 1656-1680
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The Mohawk territory during the 17th century was over 11,000,000 acres or 17,200 square miles in size. It consisted of that land south of the St. Lawrence River (including present day Montreal) to the west branch of the Delaware River, east to the La...
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