...John Troutman To Win the Indian Heart: Music at Chemawa Indian School . By Parkhurst Melissa D. . ( Corvallis : Oregon State University Press , 2014 . 236 pp., acknowledgments, introduction, illustrations, bibliography, notes, index . $22.95 paper.) Copyright 2016 by American...

... judgment. “Je¤ . . . and Joseppa were both industrious,” Helen Carpenter once wrote, “yet improvi- dent as their people have ever been.” In 1898 the Dicks asked Hudson to intercede with the government when their son Billy was taken away to the Chemawa Indian School in Oregon. But by the time Billy...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

...; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St...

... marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

... marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

...; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St...

... Book Reviews effects of severalty; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade...

...; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

... at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade of fieldworkers at Siletz—Dorsey, Boas, Dixon, St. Clair, Frachtenberg, Harrington, Drucker, DuBois, Elizabeth Jacobs, and Jack Marr—most of whom knew or inter- viewed Coquelle...

... Book Reviews effects of severalty; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war, and through out-marriage. Most interesting to anthropologists will be the parade...

... agent; the Dawes Act and the fragmenting 832 Book Reviews effects of severalty; continuing population loss especially among children; Coquelle’s marriages and the acculturation of his surviving children at Chemawa boarding school, in the second war...