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JULIA BRACE (1806-1884)

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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 358 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JULIA

BRACE (1806-1884)  ,
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American blind
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deaf-mute, was born at Newington,
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Connecticut, on the 13th of
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June 18o6 . In her fifth
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year she became blind and deaf, and lost the power of speech . At the age of eighteen she entered the asylum for the deaf and dumb at
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Hartford . The study of blind deaf-mutes and their scientific training was then in its
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infancy; but she learnt to sew well, was neat in her dress, and had a good memory . Dr S . G . Howe's experiments with her were interesting as leading to his success with Laura Bridgman . She died at
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Bloomington, Conn., on the 12th of August 1884 .

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