The North American Review, Том 37O. Everett, 1833 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... question . We shall touch but lightly in this article on the physical and moral effects of blindness upon its victim , but confine ourselves to a practically useful view of the subject . We shall discuss the question of the capacity of ...
... question . We shall touch but lightly in this article on the physical and moral effects of blindness upon its victim , but confine ourselves to a practically useful view of the subject . We shall discuss the question of the capacity of ...
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... question ? And in every mathematical calculation whatever , has not the blind man an immense advantage over us , provided he be furnished with the means of putting down his results in a manner to be read by himself ? Now we shall see ...
... question ? And in every mathematical calculation whatever , has not the blind man an immense advantage over us , provided he be furnished with the means of putting down his results in a manner to be read by himself ? Now we shall see ...
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... question , How many of those who leave the institution at the expiration of their time are enabled to gain their own . livelihood , and is startled at the answer of ' not one in twenty . ' What then ? Must they relapse into their ...
... question , How many of those who leave the institution at the expiration of their time are enabled to gain their own . livelihood , and is startled at the answer of ' not one in twenty . ' What then ? Must they relapse into their ...
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... misfor- tune to be blind or to be deaf ? It is as remarkable as for- tunate , that each class decides this question in its own favor ; but it appears to us evident , that abundant reasons 48 [ July , Education of the Blind .
... misfor- tune to be blind or to be deaf ? It is as remarkable as for- tunate , that each class decides this question in its own favor ; but it appears to us evident , that abundant reasons 48 [ July , Education of the Blind .
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... question , Whether the possession of sight would not increase his happiness ? I cannot con- ceive that it would , ' said he , in a very material degree . I suppose your eyes serve with you the same purpose that my hands and cane do with ...
... question , Whether the possession of sight would not increase his happiness ? I cannot con- ceive that it would , ' said he , in a very material degree . I suppose your eyes serve with you the same purpose that my hands and cane do with ...
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