In May of 1974 a group claiming to be Mohawk Indians took possession of property around Moss Lake to which the State of New York claims title, and its inclusion in the Adirondack Forest Preserve, by virtue of a 1973 deed from the Nature Conservancy. Through a declaration called the Ganienkeh Manifesto, the occupants claim title not only to this but also to other lands in northern New York...
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