The Eastern Cherokees
The Eastern Cherokees
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There are no crimes committed by tiiese Indians, not even the smallest misdemeanors ; all seem to aj)preciate that high degree of civil conduct which makes them great as a people, and worthy of the highest respect in society. They have taken up the onward march of civilization and are nearing a bright future. Surrounded as they have been by whites, they have adopted their customs and habits, making their living by honest industry and earnest toil. " Once more, in his last report, dated July 25t...h, 1887, . \gent I. Eatiierwood says of these schools : " They are well patronized by the Indians, and are doing much good. The children who attend them soon learn to speak, read and write the English language. I think the educational interest is rapidly advancing, and will soon be the means of making good, intelligent and industrious citizens of these Indians. " " There is a training school carried on at this . \gency in which are kept forty Indian children ; twenty boys and twenty girls are boarded, clothed and instructed.
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There are no crimes committed by tiiese Indians, not even the smallest misdemeanors ; all seem to aj)preciate that high degree of civil conduct which makes them great as a people, and worthy of the highest respect in society. They have taken up the onward march of civilization and are nearing a bright future. Surrounded as they have been by whites, they have adopted their customs and habits, making their living by honest industry and earnest toil. " Once more, in his last report, dated July 25t...h, 1887, . \gent I. Eatiierwood says of these schools : " They are well patronized by the Indians, and are doing much good. The children who attend them soon learn to speak, read and write the English language. I think the educational interest is rapidly advancing, and will soon be the means of making good, intelligent and industrious citizens of these Indians. " " There is a training school carried on at this . \gency in which are kept forty Indian children ; twenty boys and twenty girls are boarded, clothed and instructed.
What to read after The Eastern Cherokees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cornelius Coffin From Old Catalog Painter to read onlineMoreLess
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