Laura Bridgman The Deaf Dumb and Blind Girl Portrait
Features the Perkins Institute and Dr Howe with Laura Bridgman, a deaf mute blind girl, detailing her early lessons and dramatic progress from tactile labeling to sign language and mental concepts, including emotional reunions with her mother and social behavior with peers. The piece extols Howe’s method and discusses broader themes of education, labor, and public support for mechanics and authors.
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North American Review
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Newspaper readers weigh value of a good paper in hard times
A Raleigh Register opines that cutting subscriptions hurts society more than trimming expenses. It argues newspapers educate, spur virtue, and move the political world, citing that most would sacrifice comfort for knowledge. The piece defends sustained reading amid economic strain.
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