True Women, New Women, and Civilizers in the American West: White women teachers and matrons in Bureau of Indian Affairs schools, 1880-1930 Alise Smith History Major Seminar HIST-481 Undergraduate History Thesis May 1,

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True Women, New Women, and Civilizers in the American West: White women teachers and matrons in Bureau of Indian Affairs schools, 1880-1930 Alise Smith History Major Seminar HIST-481 Undergraduate History Thesis May 1,

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