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Learning To Write 'Indian': The Boarding School Experience And American Indian Literature,New Stephanie B. Rich Archaeological Evidence Survives: ThousandsExamines Indian Boarding School Narratives And Their Impact On The Native Literary Tradition From 1879 To The Presentindian Boarding Schools Were The Lynchpins Of A Federally Sponsored System Of Forced Assimilation. These Schools, Located Offreservation, Took Native Children From Their Families And Tribes For Years At A Time In An Effort To Kill Their Tribal Cultures, Languages, And Religions. In Learning To Write Indian, Amelia V. Katanski