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Joseph Fayadaneega, called the Brant, the Great Captain of the Six Nations. Joseph Brant, three-quarter length portrait, facing right. Date ca. 1776
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Joseph Brant, also known as Thayendanegea or the Brant, is depicted in this striking three-quarter length portrait, painted around 1776. Brant was a prominent Mohawk leader and military strategist from the Iroquois Six Nations, who played a significant role in the history of both the American Revolution and the formation of Canada. Born in 1743, Brant was a key figure in the French and British struggle for control of the Ohio River Valley in the mid-18th century. He allied himself with the British during the French and Indian War and was rewarded with a grant of land in Ontario. Brant's military prowess and diplomatic skills were instrumental in securing the loyalty of many Iroquois tribes to the British cause during the American Revolution. He led his warriors in several successful campaigns against American forces and played a crucial role in the defense of Fort Stanwix in 1777. After the war, Brant played a pivotal role in the resettlement of Iroquois refugees in Canada. He helped establish new communities in the Haldimand Tract, which was granted to the Six Nations as compensation for their losses during the war. Brant continued to advocate for the rights and interests of his people and was a respected leader in the new Canadian society. This portrait of Joseph Brant captures the intensity and dignity of a great captain and leader, whose legacy continues to be celebrated in both the United States and Canada as a symbol of Native American resilience and contributions to the history of North America.
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