"Unconscionable Violence": The Federal Role in American Indian Education, 1890-1915 (Critical Essay)
Studies in the Humanities 2006, Dec, 33, 2
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Publisher Description
"It is in full accord with the desire of the nation to do away with the Indian problem by assimilating the Indians in the body politic of the United States." W.N. Haihnann, Superintendent of Indian Schools, 1894 (OIA,SIS, 4)
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Reference
RELEASED
2006
1 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
28
Pages
PUBLISHER
Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Department of English
SIZE
378.4
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