Statement of the Means of Education and Religious Instruction Enjoyed by the Marshpee Indians

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Summary: 
A second revised printing of a section from William Apes' Indian Nullification
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Mashpee, Massachusetts

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Community: 
Native Northeast Research Collaborative, Mashpee Wampanoag, Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe
Protocol: 
Mashpee Public
Category: 
Education, Religion, & Missionary Efforts, Work, Poverty, & Economy, Geography, Land, & the Environment, Culture & Society, Politics, Power, & Sovereignty
Keywords: 
Massachusetts Collection, Harvard Corporation, Probate, Funding, Missions, Religion, Christianity, Congregationalism, Education/Schools, Sovereignty, Schools, Legislation, Children/Youth, Race Relations, Teachers, Temperance/Intemperance, Community Conflict, Baptists, Methodists, Camp Meetings, Parsonages, Protest
Original Date: 
1834 July 30th
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Source: 
Harvard University. Corporation. Records relating to the Marshpee Indians, 1811-1841. UAI 20.811, Harvard University Archives, page 27
Related Items: 
Comparison Between William Apes' An Inquiry into the Education, etc. and Statement of the Means of Education, etc.
Identifier: 
1834.07.30.00
Subject: 
Mashpee, Herring Pond
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Comparison Between William Apes' An Inquiry into the Education, etc. and Statement of the Means of Education, etc.