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Sign-Language, A Sister Of St. Joseph, Deaf Mute Institute Jan 1900

Sign-Language, A Sister Of St. Joseph, Deaf Mute Institute

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A dictionary of sign language used in America. The volume contains 76 typewritten leaves and was prepared by a Sister of St. Joseph from the Deaf Mute Institute in St. Louis, Missouri. It is believed to have been circulated "for the use solely of the Jesuit Scholastics" circa 1900.

This early manual contains a general vocabulary and instructions for how to sign, including some distinctively Catholic terms.

Additional words appearing on title page: Ephphetha, "Be Thou Opened"


American Ecclesiastical Review, February-March 1897 Feb 1897

American Ecclesiastical Review, February-March 1897

Ecclesiastical Review, The

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in the United States

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American Ecclesiastical Review, 1893 Jan 1893

American Ecclesiastical Review, 1893

Ecclesiastical Review, The

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in the United States

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