Marriages of the Deaf in America: An Inquiry Concerning the Results of Marriages of the Deaf in America (Classic Reprint)
Edward Allen Fay examines marriages of Deaf people in America in this historical inquiry. Presented as a classic reprint, the book offers a period perspective on marriage, Deaf communities, and the social questions surrounding the reported results of these unions.
About This Book
Marriages of the Deaf in America presents an inquiry into marriages involving Deaf people in the United States.
Written by Edward Allen Fay, the work focuses on the reported results and implications of these marriages.
As a classic reprint, it offers a historical perspective on Deaf communities, marriage, and social research in America.
The book may interest readers studying Deaf history, sociology, disability history, and historical approaches to family life.
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