Diana Gabaldon Quotes

Ain't No More Than Seven Villages O' The Tuscarora Left, Now - And Not Above Fifty Or A Hundred Souls In Any But The Biggest One." So Sadly Diminished, The Tuscarora Would Quickly Have Fallen Prey To Surrounding Tribes And Disappeared Altogether, Had They Not Been Formally Adopted By The Mohawk, And Thus Become Part Of The Powerful Iroquois League.

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