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In 1827, Episcopal minister Richard Cadle and his wife Sarah opened a missionary school intended primarily for Indians in Green Bay. During the winter of 1828, land was obtained from the government for the school and a building was erected the following summer. In these selections, the conditions of admission to the school are explained along with a supplementary report on the school after a decade of operation. These records show the intentions and effect of missionary educators on the Menonminee and Oneida in the 1830's.Citation
"Documents relating to the Episcopal Church and Mission in Green Bay, 1825-41: Conditions of admission and survey of schools." Wisconsin Historical Collections, vol. 14 (Madison, 1898): 455-457, 513-515.