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Author of Pequot book confronted
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MAY 15, 2000 Laughing Woman, a spiritual leader and medicine woman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, confronted author Jeff Benedict on Saturday. He was in Mystic, Connecticut for a book signing. Benedict's recently published Without Reservation alleges the Mashantucket have no genealogical relationship to the historic Pequot tribe. Get the Story:
Mashantucket medicine woman confronts author at book signing (The New London Day 5/14)
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