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The Red Man

The Red Man was a (usually) monthly periodical published at the Carlisle (PA) Indian Industrial School in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Publication History

There were two series of The Red Man. The first series began in 1885 in newspaper format and ran until 1900, when it merged with The Indian Helper to become The Red Man and Helper (which in turn ran until 1904). The second series began in illustrated magazine format in 1909 as The Indian Craftsman, and changed its name to The Red Man in the February 1910 issue. It ran until 1917, when it merged with Carlisle Arrow to become Carlisle Arrow and Red Man.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1896: Dickinson College has volume 13, number 8 of the first series, a "commencement number" dated March 1896.
• 1909-1917: HathiTrust has reprints of all 9 volumes of the second series.
• 1910-1917: Dickinson College has later issues from volume 2 of the second series, and volumes 3-9 of that series.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 9, number 5 of the second series, dated January-February 1917.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 9, number 6 of the second series, dated March-April 1917.
• 1917: The Internet Archive has volume 9, number 7 of the second series, dated May-June 1917.

Related Resources

• We also list issues of The Indian Helper, another Carlisle Indian School publication that merged with the first series of this periodical.

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