My words fell on deaf ears: An account of the first hundred years of the Clarke School for the Deaf
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My words fell on deaf ears: An account of the first hundred years of the Clarke School for the Deaf

by Mary E Numbers

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Mary E. Numbers recounts the first hundred years of the Clarke School for the Deaf in this focused historical account. The book provides an educational perspective on the institution’s century of service and its place in the history of deaf education.

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My words fell on deaf ears chronicles the first hundred years of the Clarke School for the Deaf.

Mary E. Numbers presents an account centered on the school’s history and development across its first century.

This work offers readers an educational and historical perspective on an institution serving deaf students.

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