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South Mountain Community Library
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371.82997 R3309a
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On Shelf
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [331]-355) and index.
31930000513276 2004-381 hardcover 28.20
Contents:
- Introduction
- Colonial missionaries and their schools
- Treaties and western removal, 1776-1867
- Reservations, 1867-1887
- Allotment and dependency, 1887-1924
- Mission schools
- Government boarding schools
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- Students and parents
- A new deal, 1924-1944
- Termination and relocation, 1944-1969
- Self-determination, 1969-1989
- Higher education
- New directions in Indian education, 1989-2003
- Entering the twenty-first century
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