David Cusick's Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations: Comprising First—A Tale of the Foundation of the Great Island, (Now North America), The Two Infants Born, and the Creation of the Universe. Second—A Real Account of the Early Settlers of north America, and Their Dissensions. Third—Origin of the Kingdom of the Five Nations, Which Was Called a Long House: the Wars, Fierce Animals, &c.Cusick, David
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David Cusick's Sketches of Ancient History of the Six Nations: Comprising First—A Tale of the Foundation of the Great Island, (Now North America), The Two Infants Born, and the Creation of the Universe. Second—A Real Account of the Early Settlers of north America, and Their Dissensions. Third—Origin of the Kingdom of the Five Nations, Which Was Called a Long House: the Wars, Fierce Animals, &c.
Perhaps about two thousand two hundred years before the Columbus
discovered the America, and northern nations appointed a prince, and
immediately repaired to the south and visited the great Emperor who
resided at the Golden City, a capital of the vast empire. After a
time the Emperor built many forts throughout his dominions and almost
penetrated the lake Erie; this produced an excitement, the people of
the north felt that they would soon be deprived of the country on the
south side of the Great Lakes they determined to defend their country
against any infringement of foreign people: long bloody wars ensued which
perhaps lasted about one hundred years: the people of the north were too
skillful in the use of bows and arrows and could endure hardships which
proved fatal to a foreign people; at last the northern nations gained the
conquest and all the towns and forts were totally destroyed and left them
in the heap of ruins.
About this time a great horned serpent appeared on lake Ontario, the
serpent produced diseases and many of the people died, but by the aid of
thunderbolts the monster was compelled to retire. A blazing star fell
into a fort situated on the St. Lawrence and destroyed the people; this
event was considered as a warning of their destruction. After a time a
war broke out among the northern nations which continued until they had
utterly destroyed each other, the island again become in possession of
fierce animals.
PART III.
ORIGIN OF THE KINGDOM OF THE FIVE NATIONS, WHICH WAS CALLED A
LONG HOUSE;—THE WARS, FIERCE ANIMALS, &c.
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