The attitude of the national government toward the education of the Indian
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Introduction: The American Republic is charged with the adjustment of race distinctions. The assimilation of civilized, half-civilized, and semi-laborious people has been so far realized that civil rights and civil functions rest upon the recognized ideas of legal authority; while the measurement of their political and social success is more a matter of industry, education, and capacity than of nativity or race.
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Citation: Mustard, Jessie. The attitude of the national government toward the education of the Indian. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural College, 1901.
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Education, Political Science, Native American, Handwritten, Graduating theses, Senior theses
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