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The origins of the French and Indian War
Fred Anderson, in Crucible of War, summarizes the causes of the French and Indian War as follows: In fact, events had reached a stage at the beginning of 1755 that made war between Britain and France … more →
Uniformly at Random
Mohawk Warriors, Nam Knights & Canadian Vietnam War Vets
evelynyvonnetheriault wrote 5 days ago: Yesterday I spent a few hours in Kahnawake at the Echoes of a Proud Nation Pow Wow. I went to see th … more →
Rusty Ps Boat Cruise Photos!
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Keef Love wrote 2 weeks ago: The Big Bang fireworks are a tradition in Mil-Town, celebrating the beginning of Summerfest and gett … more →
John Henry ties the knot
Orli P. Kleiner wrote 2 weeks ago: Boston Red Sox owner John Henry married Linda Pizzuti over the weekend. According to The Boston Glo … more →
Tough Break
BostonSoul48 wrote 2 weeks ago: That’s a hard loss for Penny to swallow, but hey, you make two mistakes, and even the guys on … more →
Buzz about the Boise Bee
sgtmac wrote 2 weeks ago: We followed a small throng of people into a nearby hangar, we were pleasantly surprised to find a n … more →
The Iroquois practice of genocidal warfare
evsociety09 wrote 3 weeks ago: This article by Jeffrey Blick was very interesting because it discussed the possibility of Native Am … more →
The Musical Ride Comes To Iroquois
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barefootheart wrote 3 weeks ago: On June 23rd, Iroquois recognized the 50th anniversary of the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. … more →
The Lost Villages, Canada
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mlmcored wrote 3 weeks ago: The Lost Villages (Canada) “The Lost Villages” are ten communities in the Canadian prov … more →
Bark of a Pine
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lalber wrote 1 month ago: In every deliberation, we must consider the impact on the seventh generation…even if it requir … more →
Bibliophilia Monday: Early Ontario Gravestones
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barefootheart wrote 1 month ago: Early Ontario Gravestones by Carole Hanks. McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd, 1974. I picked up this slim vo … more →
Early Methods of Reading Meant Looking at Droppings
Shimon H. wrote 1 month ago: Early man could read long before he could write. A desert explorer, I think Wilfred Thesinger, descr … more →
plants in planters
barbaracuerden wrote 1 month ago: I planted two boxes with the companion planting attributed to the Iroquois, who used to be one-time … more →
escapelot plots
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Do We Care Enough to Act?
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lizcratty wrote 1 month ago: Global warming, it seems, is much like the weather: everybody talks about it, but nobody does anythi … more →
Home Gardening: Solving the Omnivore's Dilemma
jmorey wrote 2 months ago: My friend Johnny Gallo is pretty old school. He composts and has a vegetable garden. He can also fix … more →
the last time torture worked...
shmohawk wrote 2 months ago: Jean de Brébeuf, J.S. (suspected spy) You would have to go way back to 1649, to a couple of Huron … more →
Kahnawa:ke - Home of the Haudenosaunee
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evelynyvonnetheriault wrote 2 months ago: 71st Carnival of Genealogy – Topic:Local History This vintage postcard of the Iroquois vill … more →
The Press Republican - Article: Does Bigfoot roam the North Country?
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Jeremy wrote 2 months ago: Photos Robert and Paul Bartholomew co-wrote a book on Bigfoot sightings in the … more →
McIntosh Apple
barefootheart wrote 2 months ago: What’s the difference between a computer and a piece of fruit? The letter A. The apple was … more →
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