The Mohawk Warrior Society

This is the first widely available collection of writings of Louis Hall, and an oral history of those who revived the Mohawk Warrior Society, and transformed it into a contemporary regional self-defense force in North America. A northeast counterpart to the American Indian Movement, this history of the Mohawk Warriors is both a readable and challenging collection for anyone interested in post-1968 indigenous resistance in North America.
Documents and highlights contemporary native self-defense in North America, and offers previously unpublished source material on a crucial indigenous nation.
Allows the voices, experiences, and analyses of Mohawk warriors to tell their own story, to offer an example and inspiration for future generations.
For anyone interested in colonization and contemporary resistance to it, a documentary history of a group of fierce and determined warriors.