The White Roots of Peace Reconciliation and a family summer camp

and a family summer camp

The book contains an index

examining jars of preserves in the root cellar

the Thomas Asylum for Orphan and Destitute Indian Children

a national First Nation environmental organization

The White Roots of Peace Reconciliation and a family summer campWhite Roots of Peace, reprinted in 1998, is an important contribution to the understanding and significance of the Six Nations Iroquois Haudenosaunee Great Law of Peace originally published in 1946. Paul Wallace wrote this popular account of the founding of the Great Law of Peace. He set out to provide the general reader with a greater understanding of the message of peace brought to five warring nations by the Peacemaker. While researching the