Deaf-mutes in the United States : analysis of the census of 1910 with summary of state laws relative to the deaf as of January 1, 1918

Authors

Joseph A. Hill
Reginald L. Brown

Files

Publication Date

1918

Publisher

Government Printing Office

City

Washington, D.C.

Keywords

Deaf, statistical data, heredity, diseases, deafness, census figures, Deaf-Blind, United States

Comments

"At head of title: Department of commerce. Bureau of the Census. Sam. L. Rogers, director.

"This report was prepared in the Division of revision and results under the general direction of Dr. Joseph A. Hill, expert special agent. The analytical text is mainly the work of Reginald L. Brown, who also had immediate charge of the tabulation of the data."--"Letter of transmittal," p. 7.

221 p. Incl. tables. 31 cm.

Recommended Citation

Hill, Joseph A. and Brown, Reginald L., "Deaf-mutes in the United States : analysis of the census of 1910 with summary of state laws relative to the deaf as of January 1, 1918" (1918). Deaf Rare Books. 96.
https://ida.gallaudet.edu/deaf_rare_books/96