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Hochelega is a mispelling of Hochelaga. Please change.
--The Mohawk are a tribe within the Iroquois Confederacy/Haudenosaunee. Thus Mohawk = Iroquois. According to the St. Lawrence Iroquoians article, it seems that this group was not Iroquois, as in the Confederacy, but culturally Irqouoian--speaking an Iroquoian Language (Laurentian) similar to Mohawk and others, and living in longhouses like the Iroquois.
The tone of this article needs to be re-evaluated. It was clearly written by someone with a poor grasp of the English language, as there are several issues with tense. The introduction, in particular, is poorly written.
i agree. it comes off as having been translated from a french document, probably by someone who's first langauage is french. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 206.41.88.154 (talk) 14:39, 28 May 2010 (UTC)
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I removed the following from the Bibliography and Sources section because it doesn't belong there and it appears to be contradictory and/or irrelevant to the article. Perhaps another editor can decide whether any of it is worth incorporating:
- Hochelaga at the time of Cartier's visit was a prosperous Huron trading station, but was not described as 'fortified'.
- The Huron were periodically under attack by the Iroquois.
- At the time of Champlain's establishment of the settlement at Québec, Hochelaga had been abandoned by the Huron due to its indefensibility.
- In subsequent years, Champlain allied the French in the Huron campaigns against the Iroquois. Champlain was injured in one battle near Sackets Harbor, New York"
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