Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Annual Report of the Clarke School for the Deaf, North Hampton, Massachusetts, 1908
The largest school for the deaf in the state, and the pic neer in America in oral teaching, the school that has trained six hundred pupils, very largely children of the poorer citizens of the Commonwealth, for a sum much be low the cost of this training, surely deserves the grateful remembrance and assistance of every Massachusetts philan thropist. It is true that far greater eclat attaches to the contribution made to a great and prosperous university than to a school designed to help those who are handicap ped for life. But a genuine Christian charity might well see in the latter humble school an opportunity to confer on some of the least of God's little ones an inestimable blessing.
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