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Mingo

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Mingo

Subgroup of either of two related Iroquoian-speaking American Indian peoples: the Erie and the Susequehannock.



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Mingo was a term of peculiar reproach, as were Mengwe and Maqua in a less degree.
Minguilla, Mingo Silvato's granddaughter, found it out, and has gone to law with him on the score of having given her promise of marriage.
I have struck many a blow myself, but never have I felt the same ease of mind that of right belongs to a man who follows his reason, after slaying even a fawn when there was no call for his meat or hide, as I have felt at leaving a Mingo unburied in the woods, when following the trade of open and honest warfare.
 
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