The Mohawks in a far, far time were a clan of the Wanedote, called in your language the Hurons, and lived where the French have built their capital of Quebec.

Thence their power spread, and becoming a great nation themselves they separated from the Wanedote.

But many enemies attacked them and they moved to the south, where they joined the Onondagas and Oneidas, and in time the League of the Hodenosaunee grew up.

That, though, was far, far back, eight or ten of what the white men call generations." "But it's interesting, tremendously so," said Robert, reflectively.

"I find that the red races and the white don't differ much.