This man reportedly watched a performance of Romeo and Juliet in England and told Lady Ossory that there was too much love-making.
This man reportedly watched a performance of Romeo and Juliet in England and told Lady Ossory that there was too much love-making. He was the victorious commander at the Battle of Minisink Ford, but later defeated by John Sullivan at the Battle of Newtown. Earlier, he served John Stuart as an interpreter and translated the gospel of Mark for him. He became infamous for supposedly instigating the Cherry Valley Massacre, which was a response to the Wyoming Massacre, and led to this man being known as "the Monster." FTP, name this chief of ►the Mohawk Indians who fought for the British during the Revolution.
This man reportedly watched a performance of Romeo and Juliet in England and told Lady Ossory that there was too much love-making.
Joseph Brant (or Thayendanegea, if anyone would prefer to answer that)