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3936. INDIANS, Schools for.—
The
teaching the Indian boys and girls to read and
write, agriculture and mechanic trades to the
former, spinning and weaving to the latter, May
perhaps be acceded to by us advantageously for
the Indians.—
To Henry Dearborn. Washington ed. vii, 278.
(1808)
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