Qu'Appelle Industrial School: White 'Rites' for Indians of the Old North_West

 
Database ID25138
InstitutionSaskatchewan Archives Board
Fonds/CollectionSaskatchewan Archives Board General
SeriesX
File/Item ReferenceX -28
Date of creation1970
Physical description/extent1 thesis; 316 p.
Number of images1
Scope and content1 file containing a thesis which discusses the civilizing and Christianizing of indigenous children in the old North-West Territories. The author considers the stages in the social transition of this directed acculturation situation. "Assessing Ottawa policy and Qu'Appelle Industrial School programs for changing the Indian peoples of treaty 4, in light of their persistence of their traditional culture, clarifies the course of the school policy of Indian-White relations in the Canada West.
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ContributerKennedy, Jaqueline Judith (author)
Copyright holderKennedy
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TypeArchival
Primary MediaTextual documents
Specific document typesBooks
Provenance Access PointSaskatchewan Archives Board General
PlaceOttawa, Ontario, Canada
Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Treaty boundariesTreaty 4
Cultural regionPlains
NamesHugonard, Joseph (Father) (1848-1917)
Kennedy, Jaqueline Judith
SubjectEducation -- Policy
Schools -- Residential
Children
Issues
Treaty
Date Range(s)1970-1979
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