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THE

H I S T O R Y

OF THE

FIVE Indian NATIONS

Which are dependent

On the Province of NEW-YORK in AMERICA,

AND

Are the Barrier between the ENGLISH and FRENCH in that Part of the World.

WITH

In which are shewn

To which are added,

L O N D O N:

TO THE HONOURABLE

G E N E R A L

Cadwallader Colden.

THE

P R E F A C E

TO THE

F i r s t P a r t.

V O C A B U L A R Y

Algonkins. Adirondacks.

Bay des Puans. Enitajiche.

Chigagou. Caneraghik.

Detroit. Teuchsagrondie.

Hurons. Quatoghie.

Hinois. Chictaghicks.

Loups. Scahkook Indians.

Manhattan. New-York City.

Mascoutecs. Odislastagheks.

Miamies. Twightwies.

Missilimakinak. Teiodondoraghie.

Missisakies. Achsisaghecks.

Oneyouts. Oneydoes.

Ontario lac. Cadarackui Lake.

Orange. Albany.

Renards. Quaksies.

Sauiteurs. Estiaghicks.

Shaouonons. Satanas.

Tateras. Toderiks.

Terre rouge. Scunksik.

Tongorias. Erighecks.

Tsonontouans. Senekas.

THE

C O N T E N T S.

THE

I N T R O D U C T I O N,

BEING

Their Leaders and Captains, in like Manner, obtain their Authority, by the general Opinion of their Courage and Conduct, and lose it by a failure in those Virtues.

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