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Chas. Dickens (Apache student, Ramona and Carlisle schools)

Dickens, an Apache Indian boy, was among the Geronimo sympathizers sent from San Carlos to Fort Union [1]. About a year before August 1891, he was brought to Santa Fe in shackles and turned over to the training of the Ramona School [1]. At Ramona, Dickens and fellow Apache student Mark Hopkins displayed deep interest in their studies and progressed enough to warrant sending them to a higher school [1].

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  1. Chas… (1891)
    Chas. Dickens and Mark Hopkins, Apache Indian boys who have been students at the Ra- mona school, left last week for Carlisle school, where they will remain for a year or two. Prof. Chase is proud of these tw
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