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After attaining the rank of Colonel in the [[British Army| | After attaining the rank of Colonel in the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[British Army|forces]], [[George Washington]] focused his efforts on eradicating the native threat during the "[[Seven Years' War|French and Indian War]]". From his estate in Mount Vernon, Washington ordered the destruction of [[Kanatahséton]], a [[Kanien'kehá:ka|Kanien'keháka]] village in the Mohawk Valley, as he was concerned that local tribes would attack his men and hinder their mission. | ||
The village was burned to the ground, claiming many lives in the process, including that of [[Kaniehtí:io]] | The village was burned to the ground, claiming many lives in the process, including that of [[Kaniehtí:io]] – the spirited mother of [[Ratonhnhaké:ton|Ratonhaké:ton]], who was only four years old at the time. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:46, 27 January 2021
MOUNT VERNON//USA//1760-11-02
After attaining the rank of Colonel in the British forces, George Washington focused his efforts on eradicating the native threat during the "French and Indian War". From his estate in Mount Vernon, Washington ordered the destruction of Kanatahséton, a Kanien'keháka village in the Mohawk Valley, as he was concerned that local tribes would attack his men and hinder their mission.
The village was burned to the ground, claiming many lives in the process, including that of Kaniehtí:io – the spirited mother of Ratonhaké:ton, who was only four years old at the time.