Forgotten Voices of Disability
Naomi SchoenfeldFollow Naomi Schoenfeld's research on the experience of intellectual disability in 1800s New England.
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> Inquiring my way to another almshouse which I had heard was greatly neglected, I was shown the road, and told that there were “plenty of insane and idiot people there.” “Well taken care of?” I asked. “Well enough for such sort of creature...
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