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Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The New-England Institution For The Education Of The Blind, 1834
With regard to the internal economy and arrangements of the establishment, your body will perhaps obtain a better idea of them from examination than from a detailed statement. The regulations of the school are simple: such pupils as manifest a disposition for intellectual acquirements, or whose relative are in a situation to provide for them the means of subsistence, devote the principal part of their time to study; and it is proposed to give them as thorough an education as their situation will admit...
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Title: Annual Report Of The Trustees Of The New-England Institution For The Education Of The Blind, 1834
Creator: n/a
Date: 1834
Format: Annual Report
Source: Perkins School for the Blind
Location: pp.3-14
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