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Indians at Hampton Institute, 1877-1923 Rosalind Pearmain and iconography''For students of race and culture, this book contains vital information and analysis on the originsof a multicultural society. . . . Lindsey shows the complicated way that one black institution,while still under white control, devised to manage the education and socialization of African andNative American students, not for their needs but in the interests of the broader Anglo Americansociety.'' American Historical Review