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Land, Language, and Women by Julie L. Reed subscription abandoning Hazel when she didn'tA sweeping Indigenous history of education across generations Historians largely understand Native American education through the Indian boarding schools and reservation schools established by the US government during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. But Native Americans taught and learned from one another long before colonization, and while white settlers and institutions powerfully influenced Indigenous educational practices, they never