The Iroquois Trail

A young American volunteer in the British Army carrying a critical dispatch. His murder on the route to Crown Point triggers a pursuit for truth and justice. His legacy haunts the mission, fueling the determination of those who seek to uncover the real treachery and protect the fort.

Tom’s elder brother, a capable scout known for his tracking skill and leadership. He questions official loyalty and undertakes a dangerous journey with Sagamore to uncover the truth. His courage and sharp instincts help turn the tide against the traitor and the attacking force.

A Delaware Indian Chief who befriends Nat and Hawkeye, providing crucial insight and support. Sagamore embodies a bridge between cultures, aiding strategic decisions and the rescue mission. His presence highlights the importance of indigenous alliances in the frontier war.

Daughter of the Fort Williams commander, Marion becomes a focal point of the siege and a target for kidnapping. Her resilience and resolve intersect with the boys’ mission, adding personal stakes to the military conflict. Her safe return symbolizes a moral victory amid the chaos of war.

A British captain carrying important despatches who partners with Nat and Sagamore. He must balance military priorities with trust in unconventional scouts. His leadership is tested by subterfuge within the fort and the peril of pursuit.

A Huron ally of the French side who schemes to betray the British. Ogane’s machinations fuel the night attack on the fort and illustrate the peril of espionage on the frontier. His actions catalyze the ongoing conflict and the eventual showdown.

The French commander leveraging intelligence from within the fort to mount a siege. Montcalm represents the strategic threat faced by the British garrison and underscores the larger war context. His plans heighten the sense of urgency for the rescue and defense.

A French-born officer serving as quartermaster within the British forces who is revealed to be a traitor passing information to Montcalm. His betrayal intensifies the internal conflict and complicates the garrison’s defenses. His exposure comes too late to prevent the ambush.

A junior officer whose loyalty is questioned amid the broader intrigue. He and his fellow officers must reassess their trust in subordinates and allies. His presence adds tension to the fort’s internal dynamics during the siege.

A high-ranking British general whose orders shape the fort’s defense and response to the siege. His decisions reflect the pressures of wartime leadership and the need to balance risk with duty. His stance influences how the heroes are perceived by command.