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We are talking about the different perceptions in the opinions of Colonel John Bradstreet and Sir William Johnson. Bothe wrote opinions about the Six Nations, Native American Indian tribes.
So Indian perceptions of the relationship between the two groups differ in that Johnson said that although they were savages, they were smart people that lived a simple life and had all their needs covered.
Bradstreet wrote that the Six Nations tribes were warriors such as the Shawannese and Delawares and were difficult to deal with, but they could serve as intermediaries with other tribes against the French.
