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18. Charlie Bell and Big Head Monroe with their children, Date Unknown (St. Michael’s Mission)

Early photographs of young children often show the changes that their culture was undergoing.

Well, they were trying to convert us, drop our language and speak straight English and everything we did, you know, from table manners to cleaning floors; and everything that we didn’t do at home, see, we learned that here...and I believe they did a good job. (Arnold Headly)

When he went to the dormitory and saw his high bed it looked dangerous to him. He started putting his bedding down on the floor....The disciplinarian—though Queechen did not know what to call him—came in and told him, crossly, what to do. He had no idea what the man was saying but knew from his voice that he was mad. (Rupert Weeks)

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