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Kanien’kehá:ka · Secretariat, Grand River Territory

The Tract, and What Is Left of It

The Tract, and What Is Left of It: the poster

The Nation’s own land map at full height with the Six Nations reserve drawn inside it in plum and the part of it outside the six-mile line hatched, the line’s corroborated stretches in green with the surveyed limits named; beside it nine in ten acres in type you can read across a room, a hundred squares with five gold for what is left, the Tract’s towns every one inside the line, the three villages the class left drawn as little villages, and you on the bank; beneath, four figures: 950,000 acres set apart, nine in ten taken in the class’s name, 46,000 in the reserve, 465 kilometres of line. The chain from 1784 to today in eight numbered links with a family walking down it, each sale and surrender made in the class’s name carrying its verdict as a chip and the instruments’ own words, with the Nation’s reading beside it; beneath it the account, what the Tract has yielded to others in the eight layers of the Schedule of Unjust Enrichment, Gazette No. 61, to a floor of $2.96 trillion. Who is who with busts of Haldimand, Dorchester, Simcoe and Brant; the cases in two lists, what the courts protected and what supports the Nation, Kingspan v. Brantford and Cowichan among them, and what each case did not decide. The web edition unrolls the map, lets the acres go and the right stay, draws the acres step by step, sets the villages burning, explains where the Schedule’s $2.96 trillion comes from layer by layer and what it could actually be with the time value and the years left out, and opens each link to a tap.

PosterThe Tract, and What Is Left of It
SubtitleSix miles each side of the Grand River, from its mouth to its source: set apart in 1784 for the Mohawks and their posterity, never surrendered by them.
Record CodePOS001-261030-000003
Version1
StandingRecorded; not yet certified by an officer
Published byMohawk’s Printer for Grand River, the Nation’s imprint · Grand River Territory, Ohsweken
Published28 October 2026
ISBN978-1-0680559-0-4
FormatWall poster, A3 landscape (420 × 297 mm); print files to A2 and A1
Goes withBook IV, Lands and the Tract, where it is shown on a page of its own
LanguageEnglish
Web editionhttps://mohawkuniversity.org/Register/posters/the-tract/web/
SHA-256 fingerprint7b30f98a04ff7c2f7e3f95155a215634c9948993996b56f9083cefae00877f01
Open the web editionDownload the poster (PDF)The words (Word)

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To cite it: The Tract, and What Is Left of It (poster), Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, Grand River Territory, Ohsweken, 2026, ISBN 978-1-0680559-0-4, POS001-261030-000003.

Its record: the poster’s record, its files and their fingerprints, and its place in the integrity log are on its certificate of the record; check its code at /verify/.

To check a copy: work out its SHA-256 fingerprint — sha256sum on Linux, shasum -a 256 on a Mac, Get-FileHash in Windows — and compare it with the fingerprint above. A copy that differs is not the published poster.

© Mohawk’s Printer for Grand River, 2026, for the Mohawk Nation of Grand River. Reproduction as the Nation’s law allows (Book XXXV, Mohawk’s Printer).

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