• Jul 18, 2026 Your Fyre Shall Burn No More Iroquois Policy ion. Today, the Confederacy continues to assert its sovereignty and cultural heritage, drawing upon historical policies that balanced resistance and diplomacy. The phrase itself has become emblematic of a broader Indigenous experience—one of enduring spirit amid adve By Mrs. Estelle Leffler
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