Hochelagans and Mohawks

Explore the history of Quebec's earliest inhabitants in W. D. Lighthall's "Hochelagans and Mohawks." This meticulously prepared print republication delves into the rich and complex history of the Native American tribes who shaped the region long before European colonization. Focusing on the Hochelaga people and their interactions with the Mohawk, this historical text sheds light on the pre-Confederation era of Canada.

Learn about the Iroquois nations and their profound impact on the land that would become Quebec. This book offers valuable insights into the lives, customs, and historical significance of these often-overlooked communities. A vital resource for anyone interested in North American history, Native American studies, and the early history of Quebec, "Hochelagans and Mohawks" provides a window into a fascinating and crucial period.

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