 | James Handasyd Perkins, James R. Albach - 1857 - 1038 páginas
...civilization, as the only means of perpetuating them on the earth. " That we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plough and...hostile Indians hitherto has been more the effect of misrepresentations of bad people, than any hardened malignity of the human heart, are desirous of forgetting... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate - 1888 - 710 páginas
...on the earth. That we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and to sow, in order to raise their own bread and meat, with certainty, as the white people do.'-' The first treaty agreement providing for any form of education was made December 2, 1794, with the... | |
 | United States. Office of Education, Alice Cunningham Fletcher - 1888 - 712 páginas
...on the earth. That we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and to sow, in order to raise their own bread and meat, with certainty, as the white people do.The first treaty agreement providing for any form of education was made December 2, 1794, with the... | |
 | 1907 - 1028 páginas
...on the earth; that we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and to sow in order to raise their own bread and meat with certainty, as the white people do" (Am. State Papers, i, 235). The first treaty providing for any form of education was made on Dec. 2,... | |
 | Rayner Wickersham Kelsey - 1917 - 334 páginas
...on the earth ; that we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and to sow in order to raise their own bread and meat with certainty as the white people do." The work of Christian missions and missionaries for the civilization and Christianization of the Indians... | |
 | Charles Chester Cole - 1994 - 304 páginas
...on the earth. That we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and to sow, in order to raise their own bread and meat, with certainty, as the white people do."21 It seems reasonable to credit partially the great religious awakening after 1801 and the formation... | |
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That the United States are highly desirous of imparting to all the Indian tribes the blessings of civilization, as the only means of perpetuating them on the earth; that we are willing to be at the expense of teaching them to read and write, to plow and... 