Original sentence: A Mohawk chief, in justifying the action at Cherry Valley, wrote to an American officer that "you Burned our Houses, which makes us and our Brothers, the Seneca Indians angrey, so that we destroyed, men, women and Children at Chervalle.The expedition destroyed over 40 Iroquois villages in their homelands of central and western New York and drove the women and children into refugee camps at Fort Niagara
Edited sentence: A Mohawk chief, in trying to justify the murders at Cherry Valley, wrote to an American officer that "you Burned our Houses, which makes us and our Brothers, the Seneca Indians angrey, so that we destroyed, men, women and Children at Chervalle.The expedition aimed to drive back the savage Iroquois from settled areas and protect the colonists against further attack.To this end, it destroyed over 40 Iroquois villages in their base of central and western New York and drove the women and children into refugee camps at Fort Niagara