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Introduction 1
1 Beginnings 9
2 A House of Many Uses 19
3 Town and School in a Wilderness 29
4 A Settlement Takes Hold 37
5 At High Tide 51
6 School and Town in the 1880s 63
7 A School in Crisis 75
8 The Turbulent 1890s 89
9 Silverton's Life at Century's End 105
10 Silverton Enters the Twentieth Century 121
11 Public Schooling's Triumph: High School Graduation 135
Postscript: Looking Backward and Looking Forward 145
App. I Silverton Public School Statistics 157
App. II School Directors of Silverton Public School District, 1877-1906 167
App. III San Juan County Superintendents of Public Schools 171
App. IV Colorado Territorial Superintendents of Education 173
App. V Silverton Public Schools, Rules for Pupils 175
App. VI Silverton Public Schools, Rules for Teachers 177
Notes 179
Bibliography 197
Previously Published Books 205
Index 207
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Sean Goodwin
reviewed Women Pioneers of Public Education: How Culture Came to the Wild West on June 15, 2012
Women Pioneers of Public Education: How Culture Came to the Wild West
25 days to read - tedious - some good stories - but OMG!
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