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Often guided by Tories, the fierce Mohawks sought out the solitary farmhouse, scalped the helpless, and, with a few prisoners, started back on their lonely return journey to Canada, hundreds of miles through the forest, simply to receive the promised reward of a few Spanish dollars from their British allies.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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This passage recounts the horrific actions of Mohawks, influenced by Tories, during the conflict with the British.

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