Look up: uncas

1. Uncas
   The Circler, a Mohegan ally of the English against King Philip, name of the 'Last Of The Mohicans' by Cooper.
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2. Uncas
   (c. 1606-c. 1682) Pequot/Mohegan leader. He led rebellions against his father-in-law, Sassacus, the Pequot leader, eventually taking over part of the Pequot lands and ruling its people under their new tribal...
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3. Uncas
   (from the article `Mohegan`) ...time of the first European settlement of New England early in the 17th century, the Mohegan and the Pequot tribes were ruled jointly by the Pequot ...
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4. Uncas
   Uncas (ŭng'kus) , c.1588–c.1683, chief of the Mohegan. Uncas was a subchief of the Pequot, but because of trouble with the chief, Sassacus, he withdrew with his followers and formed a separate tribe, the Mohegan. These people flourished under Uncas's leadership. Uncas was ambitious a...
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5. Uncas
   Uncas was an American Indian. He was born about 1588 and died in 1682. He revolted from the Pequot Indians in 1635 and became chief of the Mohegans. He made treaties of peace with the colonists, and in 1637 greatly assisted Colonel Mason's expedition against the Pequots, for which he received part o...
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6. Uncas
   `Uncas` (c. 1588 – c. 1683) was a sachem of the Mohegan who through his alliance with the English colonists in New England against other Indian tribes made the Mohegan the leading regional Indian tribe in lower Connecticut. Early life and family: Uncas was born near the Thames River in...
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