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An act for the allotment of lands in severalty to Indians on the various reservations...

One printing of an act entitled, "An act for the allotment of lands in severalty to Indians on the various reservations..."

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The Dawes Land In Severalty Bill and Indian Emancipation

One pamphlet entitled, "The Dawes Land In Severalty Bill and Indian Emancipation," written by Charles Painter dated March 1887.

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Friendship That Asks for Pay

One pamphlet entitled, "Friendship That Asks for Pay," written by Charles Painter dated March 13, 1887. Pertains to the Land-in-Severalty bill.

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Poor Material For an Indian Agent

One pamphlet entitled, "Poor Material For an Indian Agent," dated March 12, 1887. Item is a printing of a letter written by an indigineous man related to the influence of alcoholism brought to reservations by Special Agents.

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Allotments of Lands

One pamphlet entitled, "Allotments of Lands," dated May 1887. Item is written in defense of the land sevaralty bill also known as the Dawes Act.

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Report of the Special Committee of the National Service Reform League

One pamphlet entitled, "Report of the Special Committee of the National Service Reform League," dated May 1887. Pertains to land rights and citizenship of indigienous people in the United States.

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A Typical Indian Removal

One pamphlet entitled, "A Typical Indian Removal," dated December 17, 1887. Pertains to visiting the Chippewa people at the Turtle Mountain reservation. Describes their poor living conditions.

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A Sketch of the History of Civil Service Reform In England And In the United States

One pamphlet entitled, "A Sketch of the History of Civil Service Reform In England And In the United States," dated 1889. Written by Herbert Welsh.

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Extract From the Report of Hon. John H. Oberly, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, For 1888, Concerning the Introduction of the Merit Syste, in the Indian Service

One pamphlet entitled, "Extract From the Report of Hon. John H. Oberly, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, For 1888, Concerning the Introduction of the Merit System, in the Indian Service," January dated 1889. Pertaining to the employment of officials...

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Civilization by Removal: The Southern Utes

One pamphlet entitled, "Civilization by Removal: The Southern Utes," dated February 1889. Pertaining to the land removal of the Muaches, Capotes, and Weeminuches who belong to the Utes of Colorado.

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Removal of The Southern Utes

One pamphlet entitled, "Removal of The Southern Utes," dated January 1890. Pertaining to the land removal of the Muaches, Capotes, and Weeminuches who belong to the Utes of Colorado.

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Protest of the Indian Rights Association Against the Proposed Removal of the Southern Ute Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "Protest of the Indian Rights Association Against the Proposed Removal of the Southern Ute Indians," dated March 1890. Pertaining to the land removal of the Muaches, Capotes, and Weeminuches who belong to the Utes of Colorado.

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An Appeal For Immediate Aid In Obtaining Necessary Appropriations for Indian Education

One pamphlet entitled, "An Appeal For Immediate Aid In Obtaining Necessary Appropriations for Indian Education," dated April 1890.

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[Pamphlet pertaining to educational costs]

One pamphlet pertaining to revamping the budget allotted for schools on reservation lands dated April 1890. Also calls for necessary equipment in new schools.

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A Plea For Enlarged School Work

One pamphlet entitled, "A Plea For Enlarged School Work" dated April 30, 1890 written by Charles C. Painter. Outlines the work completed and addressing complaints of the schools. Mentions Carlisle and Hampton schools.

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The Present Need of the Indian School Service

One pamphlet entitled, "The Present Need of the Indian School Service" dated December 1890. Outlines the work completed and addressing complaints of the schools. Mentions Carlisle and Hampton schools.

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The Indian Question Past and Present

One pamphlet entitled, "The Indian Question Past and Present" dated December 1890. Pertains to criticism of the colonization of indigineous people in North America.

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The Indian Situation

One pamphlet entitled, "The Indian Situation" dated December 1890. Details an account from Edward Ashley visiting a reservation.

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A Hideous System

One pamphlet entitled, "A Hideous System" dated December 1890. Attempts to humanize indigineous people to congressional members.

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A Crisis in the Cause of Indian Education

One pamphlet entitled, "A Crisis in the Cause of Indian Education" dated January 30, 1892. Pertains to the possibility that Congress will reduce the budget meant fund the education of indigineous peoples.

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A Dangerous Assault Upon the Integrity of the Civil Service Law in the Indian Service

One pamphlet entitled, "A Dangerous Assault Upon the Integrity of the Civil Service Law in the Indian Service" dated November 1893. Pertains to adjustments of the structure of the Indian Service.

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The Enforcement of Liquor Laws a Necessary Protection the Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "The Enforcement of Liquor Laws a Necessary Protection the Indians" dated November 1893. Pertains to rising rates of alcoholism among the population of indigineous people. Text mentions that they are self-sufficient.

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The Secretary of the Interior and the Indian Educational Problem--A Rift inthe Cloud

One pamphlet entitled, "The Secretary of the Interior and the Indian Educational Problem--A Rift inthe Cloud" dated January 10, 1894. Pertains to improve the quality of education for indigineous people.

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An Immediate Pressing Need of the Navajo Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "An Immediate Pressing Need of the Navajo Indians" dated March 1, 1894. Includes description of the Navajo people. Refers to them as self-sufficient due to asking for money owed to him.

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The Position of Superintendent of Indian Schools Threatened--A Serious Danger to be Averted

One pamphlet entitled, "The Position of Superintendent of Indian Schools Threatened--A Serious Danger to be Averted" dated April 12, 1894. Regarding the possibility that the superintendent's office will be removed.

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