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Resilient Cultures


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Resilient Cultures
 
Samuel de Champlain helps fight off Indian forces as they attack the Iroquois stronghold of Ticonderoga. Originally printed in the Voyages du Sieur de Champlain by Iean Berjou, Paris, in 1613, the image illustrates how powerful tribes utilized the early colonists as allies in their own long-established rivalries, and how quickly the local Indians appreciated the advantages of European technology.

From Ernst and Johanna Lehner, How They Saw the New World, New York: Tudor Publishing Company, 1966.