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  | | AURICULAR | | | | | METHOD | | METHOD | ------+--------+--------+------+---------+------+------------+------ 1884 | 7,482 | 2,041 | 27.2 | | | | 1890


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  58 | 16,052 Instruction of the Deaf | | | | North Carolina | | | | State School for the Deaf and Dumb


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  "The Christian Leader":--At a Christmas competition of blind readers which took place on Friday and Saturday, 21st and 22nd December, 1883, in the Mission Hall in Bath Street, Glasgow, was found a blind deaf mute among the blind hearing competitors


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id: 23320
title: The Deaf Their Position in Society and the Provision for Their Education in the United States
author: Best, Harry
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  organizations interested in the deaf, of state charities, education or Means of education are extended to all the state''s deaf children, and education of its deaf children, noting also how far the state has been Boston, help deaf children to continue their education in schools or the society to establish the school in this state,[204] the deaf are In the first report of the Indiana School[222] the state of the deaf school is under the board of control of state educational institutions, _Idaho._ Before the opening of a state school, deaf children were sent for the education of its deaf children in a private school at Guthrie, The state school for the deaf and the blind was established at _West Virginia._ The state school for the deaf and the blind was opened In all the schools for the deaf in the United States in the year


id: 29841
title: Anecdotes & Incidents of the Deaf and Dumb
author: Roe, W. R. (William Robert)
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  Head Master Midland Deaf and Dumb Institution, Derby, In a letter received by the head master at the Deaf and Dumb Institution a deaf and dumb person wrote with his pencil, in reply to the question Florence B----, a little girl in the Deaf and Dumb Institution at Derby, A poor deaf and dumb man, who might be said to be entirely friendless in Vauncey, a little deaf and dumb boy, was admitted to the Institution, at On entering the school room one morning, one of the little deaf and dumb the meeting a deaf and dumb young man came up and said, "I have been Matthew Jones, a poor deaf and dumb boy, once wrote the meaning of Jesus A few years since the Head Master of the Deaf and Dumb Institution at deaf, and dumb boy, about fourteen years old, who had had less than a


id: 13014
title: The Talking Deaf Man A Method Proposed, Whereby He Who is Born Deaf, May Learn to Speak
author: Amman, Johann Conrad
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  _Voice_ and _Breath_; Secondly, the _Letters themselves_, and doth; yea, in the _Voice_ is the _Breath_ of Life, part of which do know a _Voice_ to be different from a _Simple Breath_; for they can breathing forth, doth smite upon the Organs of the _Voice_, so, as For _Voice_ differs as much from a _Simple Breath_, as doth that framed into such or such _Letters_; for the _Voice_ and _Breath_ are all Deaf Persons, whom we would teach by the Tongue, Lips, _&c._ will the _Mouth_ be opened, that the _Voice_ formed in the _Throat_, very difficult for you to pronounce this _Letter_, (_r_,) is a _Voice_ _Voice_; that therefore the Deaf may know, that I open my Mouth _to time, I soon learn them to pronounce _Vowels_, _viz._ I bid them so to teach him to pronounce together _Semi-vowels_ and _Consonants_, When therefore I taught any Deaf Person to pronounce the Letters


id: 37047
author: nan
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  If ever the life of any man under the sun was remarkable, this Mr. Duncan Campbell''s, which I am going to treat upon, is so to a very allowing the deaf person the like time and exercise, as to other men is attended our little Duncan Campbell, and about the second-sight which he have danced some time, the little boy writes down wonderful things in having good cause to be mindful of the old man''s saying: I will shortly be met with in Scotland for second sighted persons to tell such things, consult; and the same person of Mr. Campbell''s family in the mean time account of the second-sight as the nature of the thing will bear, which First, then, if we have a mind to make a tolerable guess which way Mr. Campbell came acquainted that the death of the beautiful young lady, them, and by which spirits they do great things, that appear like

title:
  The History of the Life and Adventures of Mr. Duncan Campell A Gentlen, who, tho'' Deaf and Dumb, Writes down any Stranger''s name at first Sight; with their future Contingencies of Fortune


id: 42353
title: Deaf and Dumb! Third Edition
author: Sandham, Elizabeth
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  he had received to pay them a visit some time in the day, and Mr. Rawlinson earnestly seconded it: "Do," said he, "for it is just by the unfortunate as my poor William and Lucy: it is now nine months old, and till Henry Rawlinson caught his eye: "Oh, there is Mr. Beaufort!" said Mr. Beaufort now invited Henry to ride with him to the spot Mr. Rawlinson had wished him to see; and Mrs. Goldsmith, seeing it was just speak as well as neighbour Goodyer''s boy," said the delighted father, the day for William and his mother to come up, in time for the meeting, "I shall _speak_ to my mother," said William, and expressed a wish to walk out, Mr. Beaufort gave him leave, and William "Has any accident happened?" said Mr. Beaufort, looking steadily at William, who could only shake his head;


