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Chainbreaker: The Revolutionary War Memoirs Of Governor Blacksnake As Told To Benjamin Williams (American Indian Lives),New Hereward Lester Cooke And She Analyzes How FireOne Of The Earliest Memoirs By An American Indian, Chainbreaker Presents The Recollections Of A Seneca Chief, Also Known As Governor Blacksnake. A Fighter In The American Revolution Who Lived More Than A Century, Chainbreaker Told His Story As An Old Man In The 1840S To A Fellow Seneca, Benjamin Williams, Who Translated It And Committed It To Paper. Epic In Scale And Yet Intensely Personal, Chainbreakers Story Provides A Rare Native View Of Warfare