Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the InteriorU.S. Government Printing Office, 1928 |
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... Office , and by all friends of the Indians , as expressed in their conferences and publications , are as follows : 1. The training of all Indians for American citizenship , and their ultimate absorption into the citizenship of the ...
... Office , and by all friends of the Indians , as expressed in their conferences and publications , are as follows : 1. The training of all Indians for American citizenship , and their ultimate absorption into the citizenship of the ...
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... Office could speed up its program , and an expansion , with greater effectiveness , of religious work among the Indians . In short , there should be more school - teachers , physicians , and field ma- trons with better pay , and more ...
... Office could speed up its program , and an expansion , with greater effectiveness , of religious work among the Indians . In short , there should be more school - teachers , physicians , and field ma- trons with better pay , and more ...
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