The writer who offered a first-hand account of the spiritual suffering of Indian children in boarding schools run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs was Helen Hunt Jackson.

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Helen Hunt Jackson is best known for her work "Ramona," which addresses the mistreatment of Native Americans in Southern California, not specifically the spiritual suffering of Indian children in boarding schools. The issue of Indian boarding schools and their impacts have been discussed by various authors and activists, but not specifically attributed to Jackson in this context.

The Writer Who Offered a First-Hand Account of the Spiritual