East Carolina Indian School, 1939-1965.

The article discusses the history of the East Carolina Indian School in Sampson County, North Carolina. Topics mentioned include the passage of legislation that provided funds to supply schools for Whites, Blacks and Indians, the dilemma faced by county school superintendents due to the existence of...

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Publicado en:North Carolina Historical Review Vol. 101; no. 3; pp. 286 - 307
Autor principal: HAZEL, FOREST
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Publicado: North Carolina Division of Archives & History Jul2024
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