Abstract:Cet article propose de jeter un nouvel éclairage sur l’histoire des collectivités « iroquoises » de la région de Montréal pendant la deuxième moitié du xviie siècle, et plus particulièrement sur celle de Kanesatake, en accentuant l’apport fondateur d’une population d’origine huronne-wendate. Des Hurons, rejoignant la vallée du Saint-Laurent après des décennies de résidence plus ou moins contrainte en Iroquoisie, jouent en effet un rôle de premier plan vers 1667 lors de l’établissement de Kentake (La Prairie, p… Show more
“…On the "porcelain sun", see also: Lainey 2004: 69. The Natives of the Montagne (a mission founded in 1675) were mainly Iroquois, but there were also Algonquin, Nepissing, Sokoki and Wolves (see Lozier 2014). 20.…”
Section: The Iroquois Culture Of Condolencesmentioning
“…On the "porcelain sun", see also: Lainey 2004: 69. The Natives of the Montagne (a mission founded in 1675) were mainly Iroquois, but there were also Algonquin, Nepissing, Sokoki and Wolves (see Lozier 2014). 20.…”
Section: The Iroquois Culture Of Condolencesmentioning
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