Journey into Mohawk Country #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis graphic novel collects the full story of Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert's 1634 journey into Mohawk territory, adapted from his actual journal. Illustrated by George O'Connor and written by John O'Connor, the book blends historical narrative with a modern visual style, offering a unique window into early colonial encounters in North America.
In Journey into Mohawk Country #nn (2006), Dutch explorer Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert leads a perilous winter trek through Iroquois-occupied upstate New York, seeking to secure trade ties amid rising tensions with the French. Through vivid storytelling and richly detailed artwork by George O'Connor—whose inks and colors bring the landscape and cultures to life—readers witness a tense, respectful encounter between European emissaries and Indigenous nations, as diplomacy unfolds against a backdrop of snow-laden forests and shifting alliances. The cover by George O'Connor captures the journey’s stark beauty and quiet urgency.
In "null," Harmen Meyndertsz van den Bogaert leads a perilous winter journey through Iroquois-ruled territory in upstate New York, navigating tense diplomacy amid the shifting power dynamics of the French and Dutch fur trade. George O'Connor’s stark, evocative artwork brings to life the stark landscapes and complex interactions as van den Bogaert and his party encounter Mohawk and Oneida communities—welcoming yet firm, revealing the realities of Iroquois life with quiet intensity.
In the frozen heart of the Mohawk frontier, a Dutch delegation finds unexpected kinship with the Arenias and the Onnedaeges during a tense yet fruitful negotiation. Led by a steadfast resolve, they are welcomed with feasts, promises of safe passage, and a rare invitation to witness an ancient exorcism—before braving the brutal winter trek back to Fort Orange, guided by their newfound allies.
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