Indian Givers: True Story of Moss Lake

by Romey Gallo, Wayne Martin (Contributor)

An account of the events surrounding the Moss Lake Affair, when Canadian Mohawk Native Americans took over the Moss Lake Girls' Camp claiming the land as their own. They occupied the land for three years, negotiating sporadically with the Federal and State government amidst violence and shootings.

196 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Christina Chick]

While I do love the history of this book as I camp at this location every year, this book and story is very much one sided and very much white washed. 3 stars for the information.