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A School History of the United States

CHAPTER VII
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When it ended, in 1678, the three tribes were annihilated.

Hardly any Indians save the friendly Mohawks were left in New England.

But of ninety English towns, forty had been the scene of fire and slaughter, and twelve had been destroyed utterly.
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The Iroquois.%--Elsewhere on the frontier a happier relation existed with the Indians.

The Iroquois of central New York were the fiercest and most warlike Indians of the Atlantic coast.


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