Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Inter
Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners to the Secretary of the Inter
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, offer illustrations of the temptations of such life. The resulting dete- rioration is seen in the case of white men held for weeks and months awa} 7 from their homes under such conditions. Where the Indian is thus taken awa} T from the home to which the policy of the Govern- ment, under the severalty act, aims in every way to attach him and his family, bad results seem to follow more quickly and more evidently than among white laborers. If the wife is taken with the Indian and camps with him,... that she may cook for him, their little home is deserted for months at a time. Crops are destroyed. Improved land becomes waste land again. In almost all cases whatever stock the Indian has strays away or is stolen. It is usually the case that, if a promising beginning of home life had already been made, one season of such labor at a distance from home and in a labor camp destroys the home and lays waste the homestead. So evidently and so frequently have these results followed that we wish to recommend very careful con- sideration of a policy which systematically provides labor by which Indians can earn good wages only at a distance from their family and their homes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, offer illustrations of the temptations of such life. The resulting dete- rioration is seen in the case of white men held for weeks and months awa} 7 from their homes under such conditions. Where the Indian is thus taken awa} T from the home to which the policy of the Govern- ment, under the severalty act, aims in every way to attach him and his family, bad results seem to follow more quickly and more evidently than among white laborers. If the wife is taken with the Indian and camps with him,... that she may cook for him, their little home is deserted for months at a time. Crops are destroyed. Improved land becomes waste land again. In almost all cases whatever stock the Indian has strays away or is stolen. It is usually the case that, if a promising beginning of home life had already been made, one season of such labor at a distance from home and in a labor camp destroys the home and lays waste the homestead. So evidently and so frequently have these results followed that we wish to recommend very careful con- sideration of a policy which systematically provides labor by which Indians can earn good wages only at a distance from their family and their homes.
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