- 1Dedication — Foreword
- 2Introduction
- 3Chapter I — The Deaf in the United States
- 4Chapter II — The Deaf as a Permanent Element of the Population
- 5Chapter III — Treatment of the Deaf by the State
- 6Chapter IV — Economic Condition of the Deaf
- 7Chapter V — Social Organization of the Deaf
- 8Chapter VI — Popular Conceptions Concerning the Deaf
- 9Chapter VII — Private Organizations Interested in the Deaf
- 10Chapter VIII — The Education of the Deaf Prior to Its Introduction…
- 11Chapter IX — History of Education of the Deaf in the United States
- 12Chapter X — Organization of the Institutions and General Provisions
- 13Chapter XI — The Day School for the Deaf
- 14Chapter XII — Denominational and private schools
- 15Chapter XIII — The National College
- 16Chapter XIV — Provision for Education by States
- 17Chapter XV — Constitutional Provisions for Schools
- 18Chapter XVI — Question of the Charity Connection of Schools
- 19Chapter XVII — Provisions Concerning Admission of Pupils Into Schools
- 20Chapter XVIII — Attendance in Schools
- 21Chapter XIX — Methods of Instruction in Schools
- 22Chapter XX — Cost to the State for Education
- 23Chapter XXI — Public Donations of Land to Schools
- 24Chapter XXII — Private Benefactions to Schools
- 25Chapter XXIII — Conclusions With Respect to the Work for the Deaf i…
- 26Appendix a Homes for the Deaf in America
- 27Appendix B
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