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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2026 · 27 MIN

Faces Of History: Thayendanegea — Joseph Brant and the Iroquois Fight for Survival

from Faces Of History · host Thee Duke Of New York

Step into the forests of the 18th century with Faces Of History. Join Thee Duke Of New York as he uncovers the life of Thayendanegea — known to history as Joseph Brant — the Mohawk war chief who walked the line between empire and tradition, faith and survival. Discover how a boy born in a longhouse became a feared warrior, a British diplomat, and a controversial legend whose legacy still shapes the lands of North America today.“Was Joseph Brant a hero defending his people — or a traitor siding with an empire? Tell us what you think below!”Joseph Brant, Thayendanegea, Mohawk Chief, Iroquois Confederacy, American Revolution, Loyalist history, Indigenous leaders, Native American warriors, Six Nations history, colonial America________________________________________Feeling a Little Green Today! Wishing you a pot o' gold and all the joy your heart can hold. Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!#FacesOfHistory #JosephBrant #Thayendanegea #Mohawk #Iroquois #NativeAmericanHistory #AmericanRevolution #Loyalists #IndigenousHistory________________________________________

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