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Break up the Tribal relations, [[unclear]] the Indian into an American Citizen,, give him the ballot, and a home in [[unclear]], and make him [[unclear]] amenable to the favor of the county and state in which he [[dwells?]]. There is in my mind no doubt of [[this?]] final solution of the Indian problem. The wild Indian, as he live[[s/d?]] [[when?]] free and [[unclear]] on his Western [[house?]] exists no longer.  
Break up the Tribal relations, [[Enrich?]] the Indian [[into? with?]] an American Citizen,, give him the ballot, and a home in severalty, and make him individually amenable [[answerable?]] to the favor of the county and state in which he dwells. There is in my mind no doubt of this final solution of the Indian problem. The wild Indian, as he lived when free and untrammelled on his Western home exists no longer.
I [[write?]] these pages to give to the [[White?]]-boys and girls of our country an accurate account of the life, habit - feelings and modes of [[thought?]] and of Indian boys and girls in their natural savage conditions.
To the [[White]]- boy who has no ambition
I [[write?]] these pages to give to the White-boys and girls of our country an accurate account of the life, habits - feelings and modes of thought and of Indian boys and girls in their natural savage conditions.
 
To the White- boy who has no ambition

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Break up the Tribal relations, Enrich? the Indian into? with? an American Citizen,, give him the ballot, and a home in severalty, and make him individually amenable answerable? to the favor of the county and state in which he dwells. There is in my mind no doubt of this final solution of the Indian problem. The wild Indian, as he lived when free and untrammelled on his Western home exists no longer.

I write? these pages to give to the White-boys and girls of our country an accurate account of the life, habits - feelings and modes of thought and of Indian boys and girls in their natural savage conditions.

To the White- boy who has no ambition