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Indian school : teaching the white man's way
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Indian school : teaching the white man's way
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Examines the purpose and daily routine of the Indian schools, focusing on the eighty-four Sioux boys and girls who left their tribe in 1879 to become students at Carlisle Indian School, the first institution opened by the federal government for the education of Native American children.
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Title
Indian school : teaching the white man's way
Call No
370 COO
Authors
Cooper, Michael L., 1950-
Subjects
Native Americans--Education.
Off-reservation boarding schools.
Native Americans--Cultural assimilation.
Native Americans--United States--Education.
Native Americans--United States.
Language
English
Published
New York : Clarion Books, c1999.
Publication Desc
103 p. : ill., map ;
ISBN
0395920841
LCCN
98043640
Target Audience
5-8
6.0
Dimensions
24 cm.