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The Choctaw Freedmen and Oak Hill Industrial Academy

Including the early History of the Five Civilized Tribes of Indian Territory, the Presbytery of Kiamichi, Synod of Canadian, and the Biblein the Free Schools of the American Colonies, but suppressed in France, previous to the American and French Revolutions.

• General Facts

  • Introduction

  • Indian Territory

  • Indian Schools and Churches

  • The Bible, An important factor in Civilization

  • The American Negro

  • Problem of the Freedman

  • Voices from the Black Belt

  • Uplifting Influences

  • The Presbyterian Church

  • The Presbyterian Freedman's Board

  • Special Benefactors

• Oak Hill Industrial Academy

  • Native Oak Hill School and Church

  • Era of Eliza Hartford

  • Early Reminiscences

  • Early Times at Forest

  • Era of Supt. James F. McBride

  • Era of Rev. Edward G. Haymaker

  • Buds of Promise

  • Closed in 1904

  • Reopening and Organization

  • Prospectus in 1912

  • Obligation and Pledges

  • Bible Study and Memory Work

  • Decision Days

  • The Self-Help Department

  • Industrial Education

  • Permanent Improvements

  • Elliott Hall

  • Unfavorable Circumstances

  • Building the Temple

  • Success Maxims and Good Suggestions

  • Rules and Wall Mottoes

  • Savings and Investments

  • Normal's and Chautauquas

  • Graces and Prayers

  • Presbyterian Meetings and Picnics

  • Farmer's Institutes

  • The Apiary, Health Hints

  • Oak Hill Aid Society

  • Tributes to Workers

  • Closing Day, 1912

• The Presbytery and Synod

  • Presbytery of Kiamichi

  • Histories of Churches

  • Parson Stewart

  • Wiley Homer

  • Other Ministers and Elders

  • Synod of Canadian

• The Bible In The Public School

  • The Public School

  • A Half Century of Bible Suppression in France

Indian Genealogy

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Choctaw Freedmen and Oak Hill Industrial Academy, 1914, Robert Elliott Flickinger

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