Catholic Sisters, Narratives of Authority, and the Native American Boarding Schools, 1847-1918

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1. Contents No access
2. List of Illustrations No access
3. Acknowledgments No access
4. Preface No access
5. Abbreviations No access
6. Glossary No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 12
Chapter 1: A Brief History of Religion, Assimilation, and Education Prior to 1860 No access Pages 13 - 24
Chapter 2: The Sisters of the Loretto and the Osage Missions in Kansas, 1847–1870 No access Pages 25 - 48
Chapter 3: Native American Boarding Schools and Institutional Efforts after the Civil War No access Pages 49 - 56
Chapter 4: Authority, Narrative, and Performance at the Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus Missions in Avoca, Minnesota, 1884–1890 No access Pages 57 - 78
Chapter 5: Rise of Anti-Denominationalism, 1880–1918 No access Pages 79 - 92
Chapter 6: Constrictions on the Sisters of St. Francis and the Pawhuska Mission, Oklahoma, 1887–1915 No access Pages 93 - 110
Chapter 7: The Sisters of St. Joseph at the Fort Yuma School, 1886–1900 No access Pages 111 - 128
Conclusion No access Pages 129 - 132
Appendix No access Pages 133 - 142
Bibliography No access Pages 143 - 160
Index No access Pages 161 - 164
About the Author No access Pages 165 - 166