The Making of America, Volume 10Robert Marion La Follette De Bower, Chapline & Company, 1907 - Inventors |
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Robert Marion La Follette. stand the physical and mental deprivation under which the blind labor . A blind man of my acquaintance was a guest at the home of a stranger . At retiring time his host showed him to the guest room , and ...
Robert Marion La Follette. stand the physical and mental deprivation under which the blind labor . A blind man of my acquaintance was a guest at the home of a stranger . At retiring time his host showed him to the guest room , and ...
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... blind are educational institutions . Physical training is necessary to the highest efficiency in all education for the seeing , much more for the blind . Blind children are apt to form habits of sitting , standing and moving that need ...
... blind are educational institutions . Physical training is necessary to the highest efficiency in all education for the seeing , much more for the blind . Blind children are apt to form habits of sitting , standing and moving that need ...
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... blind ; so few avenues are open to them , and we can teach so few handicrafts and professions in our institutions . But can not some of the blind , if trained to think and to reach out by effort into the world around them , find some ...
... blind ; so few avenues are open to them , and we can teach so few handicrafts and professions in our institutions . But can not some of the blind , if trained to think and to reach out by effort into the world around them , find some ...
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CharityTheory and Practice | 1 |
The Expansion of Organized Charity | 18 |
Science in Philanthropy | 40 |
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