You ought to hear and listen to what we women shall speak; for we are the owners of this land, AND IT IS OURS! - Seneca Women
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Planning an Ambush
Two weeks after New- town, Boyd’s scouting party searches for the Seneca capital (so Sullivan’s Army can burn it), Iroquois and Loyalists set off to trap them.
Summit Conference
Loyalist and English commanders consider the dismal options as the Sullivan & Clinton’s army closes in.
Yankee Advance
Detachments of Sullivan’s troops advance on retreating Iroquois- Loyalist positions. The rivers would run red with blood.
Eyes of the Empire
English officers watch the battle unfold. British numbers and political will were inadequate to help defend the Iroquois homelands.
Taking Stock
Outnumbered Iroquois warriors reload and assess their position as overwhelming Yankee forces and first-time field cannon advance.