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  • Joseph Boyden
    / Novels

    …novel in the Bird saga, The Orenda (2013), is a fictional take on 17th-century missionaries in Wendake (modern-day central Ontario). The story follows three main characters said to be based on Jean de Brébeuf, a Huron leader, and a Haudensosaunee captive, in the lead-up to the dispersal of the Huron…

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    …novel in the Bird saga, The Orenda (2013), is a fictional take on 17th-century missionaries in Wendake (modern-day central Ontario). The story follows three main characters said to be based on Jean de Brébeuf, a Huron leader, and a Haudensosaunee captive, in the lead-up to the dispersal of the Huron…

    Read More