Story of a Blind Mute [R. Edgar]. to Which Is Added Notice of the Death of Robert Dewar

"Story of a Blind Mute" recounts the life of R. Edgar, a person who was both blind and mute. This biographical account offers insights into the challenges and experiences of individuals with disabilities in the 19th century. It provides a historical perspective on the social conditions and personal resilience of those living with significant sensory impairments.

Included in this volume is a notice of the death of Robert Dewar, adding a poignant note to the narrative. This book will appeal to readers interested in disability studies, historical biography, and the social history of marginalized communities.

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