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On attempted cures of deafness

George E. Day
The dumb philosopher : or Great Britain’s wonder: containing a faithful and very surprising account how Dickory Cronke, a tinner's son in the county of Cornwall, was born dumb…

Daniel Defoe
The manual alphabet as a part of the public-school course

James Denison
Observations d'un sourd et muèt sur un Cours élémentaire d'éducation des sourds et muèts, publié en 1779 par M. 'Abbé Deschamps, chapelain de ' Église d' Orléons.

Pierre Desloges
Address upon an independence in life

Amos G. Draper
Report of Professor Draper on the International Congress of Deaf Mutes at Paris

Amos G. Draper
Memoir of John Britt : the happy mute

Charlotte Elizabeth
The happy mute

Charlotte Elizabeth
The happy mute, or The dumb child’s appeal

Charlotte Elizabeth
Who killed Cock Robin? or, : Crying evils in the deaf-mute world. Facts for parents of mutes, ideas for the people, and suggestions for the law-makers

Philip Avery Emery
A treatise on the education of the deaf and dumb : to which is added an essay on deafness : also, an appendix relating to the education and comfort of the blind

John England
L'Abbè de l’Èpèe

Ariste Escollon
Histories of American schools for the deaf, 1817-1893

Edward Allen Fay
Marriages of the deaf in America. An inquiry concerning the results of marriages of the deaf in America

Edward Allen Fay
The deaf and dumb boy, a tale : with some account of the mode of educating the deaf and dumb

W. Fletcher
1883-1907 silver jubilee of the Pas-a-Pas Club of Chicago held June 29, 1907 with information about that well known organization

James Ernst Gallaher
Representative deaf persons of the United States of America...containing...portraits and character sketches of educated deaf persons (Commonly called "Deaf-Mutes")...who are...engaged in various occupations - Second Edition

James Ernst Gallaher
Representative deaf persons of the United States of America; containing portraits and character sketches of prominent deaf persons (commonly called "deaf mutes") who are engaged in the higher pursuits of life.

James Ernst Gallaher
American and European systems of deaf-mute instruction compared

Edward Miner Gallaudet
An address in behalf of the Columbia Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind

Edward Miner Gallaudet
Is an oral college needed?

Edward Miner Gallaudet
Life of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet founder of deaf-mute instruction in America

Edward Miner Gallaudet
Must the sign-language go?

Edward Miner Gallaudet
President Garfield's connection with the National Deaf-Mute College, Washington, D.C.

Edward Miner Gallaudet
The combined system approved by friends of the orally taught

Edward Miner Gallaudet