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Carlisle Indian School, established 1874 in Pennsylvania, served as the model for "civilizing" the First Americans.

Using the opening of the Carlisle Indian School in 1879 and the passage of the Indian Reorganization Act in 1934 as beginning and ending points, he explores how Native Americans, government officials, and non-Indian audiences used musical practice to shape federal Indian policy, including to reinforce tribal identities and conversely to shape government ideas of Indian citizens in boarding schools.

Specifically, he embraced the off-reservation boarding school model created by Captain Richard Henry Pratt of the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania.

Her narrative begins with a pep talk by legendary coach Glenn "Pop" Warner of the Carlisle Indian School on the eve of the West Point game of 1912.

Eastman later studied at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylania and went on to become a doctor.

In the years after Bryn Mawr, when Moore was living at home and teaching at the Carlisle Indian School (she called her students "sluggards and gnats," according to her biographer Charles Molesworth), her poems are sometimes marginal quarrels with the books she read: reading compensated for isolation.

In the same year, he led his Carlisle Indian School football team to the national collegiate championship, scoring 25 touchdowns.