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Negotiating Assimilation & Missionization in Indian Territory David Dorado Romo a black peon in rural

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Negotiating Assimilation & Missionization in Indian Territory David Dorado Romo a black peon in ruralFrom the 1870s through the 1960s, Indian Territory and Oklahoma were at the center of federal assimilation policies and Catholic missionization efforts, particularly in the form of Indian boarding schools. In Negotiating Assimilation and Missionization in Indian Territory, Professor Bryan Rindfleisch explores the complex history and enduring repercussions of Catholic Indian boarding schools for both Native American and Catholic communities in

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