FOOTNOTES:
[82] See [map] in chap. iv. p. 38, showing the position of Andagoron, the Castle of the Bears, in 1642.
[83] This was at Kinaquariones, or Hoffman's Ferry. See Pierron's account of that battle, translated into English by Dr. Hawley, of the Cayuga County Historical Society, in his "Early Chapters of Mohawk History." See also a topographical note to the same by Gen. J. S. Clark, referring to Dutch deeds which give the distance of that battle-ground from Schenectady.
[84] Kkwitha,—eloigner, ou avancer qq. ch.; changer qq. ch. de place.
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