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Boarding schools, economic motivations.
From: The Encyclopedia of Native American Economic History

California Indian economy.
From: The Encyclopedia of Native American Economic History

The emigrants
From: AFRICANS AND SEMINOLES

The Rise of the “Vanishing Race”
From: The Native Peoples of North America

Wage labor and Native Americans.
From: The Encyclopedia of Native American Economic History


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