Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Interior |
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... when parents obstinately refused to send their boys and girls to a white teacher , the contrast is startling . It would seem that the cumulative effect of the Government's educational activities in behalf of Indians for the past 25 ...
... when parents obstinately refused to send their boys and girls to a white teacher , the contrast is startling . It would seem that the cumulative effect of the Government's educational activities in behalf of Indians for the past 25 ...
Halaman 4
beginning to rightly appraise the value of education for their boys and girls . It is one of the most hopeful , heartening evidences of the forward progress of our red friends . Of the 20,000 Indian children who are not enrolled in any ...
beginning to rightly appraise the value of education for their boys and girls . It is one of the most hopeful , heartening evidences of the forward progress of our red friends . Of the 20,000 Indian children who are not enrolled in any ...
Halaman 10
... and the 12,000 Indian boys who served this Nation in the World War , the larger proportion of whom were volunteers , are certainly indications . to say the least , of the great progress of a people who are not so very far away from ...
... and the 12,000 Indian boys who served this Nation in the World War , the larger proportion of whom were volunteers , are certainly indications . to say the least , of the great progress of a people who are not so very far away from ...
Halaman 17
Courses of manual and academic training are given to more than 500. boys and girls . The impression made on the visitor is most satisfactory . Some of the graduates are ambitious to remain and take a post - graduate course at the ...
Courses of manual and academic training are given to more than 500. boys and girls . The impression made on the visitor is most satisfactory . Some of the graduates are ambitious to remain and take a post - graduate course at the ...
Halaman 18
There seems no good reason why the boys and girls should be sent to distant schools . The vast majority of them must , of necessity as well as from choice , return to the country of their parents . Wherever possible their education ...
There seems no good reason why the boys and girls should be sent to distant schools . The vast majority of them must , of necessity as well as from choice , return to the country of their parents . Wherever possible their education ...
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acres activities adequate administration affairs agency allotments appropriations attendance authority believe boarding school boys building capacity carried cent claims Commissioner complete Congress considerable Creek cultivated dances day schools doctor effect efforts employees encouraged enrollment equipment fact farmers farming field follows funds girls give given Government half homes hospital houses important improvement increase Indian children Indian Service industry interest jurisdiction land lease living located maintained matron matter means meet miles mission necessary nurses Office Oklahoma opinion patients period physicians plant population possible practically present problem progress public schools Pueblo pupils reason received recommended require reservation River seems situation superintendent supervision supply tion tribal tribes tuberculosis United visited women young
Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Interior |
| Pengarang | United States. Board of Indian Commissioners |
| Penerbit | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 |
| Asli dari | Universitas Indiana |
| Didigitalkan | 8 Okt 2019 |
| Ekspor Kutipan | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |