About This Book
A series of short anecdotes and incidents recounts the lives of deaf and mute individuals, depicting daily routines at an educational institution, examples of learning such as finger-spelling, moments of personal triumph and professional achievement, occasional misfortunes, and common public misunderstandings. The pieces underline how early instruction and steady care can transform behaviour and prospects, describe successful artisans, clergy, and scholars among the deaf, and call for charitable and community support while illustrating both challenges faced and the capabilities demonstrated by those without hearing or speech.
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