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Publication Date: September 2006

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Pages: 148

ISBN: 1596431067

UPC/EAN: 978159643106551795

Price: $23.95 CAD
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Content Items: 13 (3 stories, 1 cover)

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Notes: Text from the English translation of A Journey Into Mohawk And Oneida Country, 1634-1635: The Journal Of Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert. According to George O'Connor, "None of his entries have been altered or abridged; all is as Van den Bogaert recorded it."

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Publication Type: Trade Paperback

Color: Color

Dimensions: 6" w x 8 1/2" h

Paper Stock: Glossy

Binding: Squarebound

Publishing Format: One-shot

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Content Items (13 total)

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Penciller(s): George O'Connor

Inker(s): George O'Connor

Colorist(s): Hilary Sycamore

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Character(s): Mohawks; Jeromus La Croex; Harmen Meyndetsz van den Bogaert; Willem Tomassen

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First Line: Journey into Mohawk Country

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A Few Words by Way of Introduction

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Writer(s): George O'Connor

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Penciller(s): George O'Connor

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First Line: The Journal of Harmen Meyndertsz van den Boegert

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Writer(s): Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert; William Starna (translator); Charles Gehring (translator)

Penciller(s): George O'Connor

Inker(s): George O'Connor

Colorist(s): Hilary Sycamore

Letterer(s): George O'Connor ?

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Genres: historical, non-fiction, western

Character(s): Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert; Jermous La Croex [Jeronimus]; Willem Tomassen; Sickaris; Oquoho; Arenias

First Line: Praise God above all.

Synopsis: With the French undercutting the Dutch fur trade, van den Bogaert and his party set off on a mission of investigation and negotiation. Despite the harsh winter they travel to numerous towns and villages in Iroquois-ruled country, now upstate New York. They meet a generally friendly reception, and learn much of Iroquois life, but the Mohawks and Oneidas make numerous demonstrations of strength, and negotiate to their own best advantage.

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First Line: Praise the Lord above all

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Writer(s): Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert; William Starna (translator); Charles Gehring (translator)

Penciller(s): George O'Connor

Inker(s): George O'Connor

Colorist(s): Hilary Sycamore

Letterer(s): George O'Connor ?

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Genres: historical, non-fiction, western

Character(s): Harmen Meydertsz van den Boegen; Jeromus la Croex (Jeronimus); Willem Tomassen; Arenias

First Line: 1 January

Synopsis: In negotiations with Arenias and with the Onnedaeges, the Dutch party comes to a mutually advantageous agreement. They are feasted, promised a welcome throughout the region for a summer visit, and invited to witness an exorcism. The way back to Fort Orange is harsh in the winter weather, but Arenias and his people guide them through.

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Writer(s): George O'Connor

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Glossary

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Genres: non-fiction

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Writer(s): Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert

Penciller(s): George O'Connor

Inker(s): George O'Connor

Colorist(s): Hilary Sycamore

Letterer(s): George O'Connor ?

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Character(s): Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert

First Line: Others keep a snake, a turtle, a swan, a crane, a pigeon and such similar objects for idols or telling fortunes

Synopsis: Van den Bogaert writes disparagingly of the Iroquois enthusiasm for fetishes, not recognizing that he is clutching a cross as he writes.

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