S. G. Howe
1801 – 1876
Books
- Hēmerologio apo ton agōna
- Thoughts on language
- Laura Bridgman
- A discourse on the social relations of man
- The causes and prevention of idiocy
- An appeal to the people of the United States
- Slavery at Washington
- Alice's adventures in Wonderland
- Report of a minority of the special committee of the Boston Prison Discipline Society ... 1845
- Address delivered at the ceremony on laying the corner-stone of the New York State Institution for the Blind, at Batavia
- Address on the subject of female education in Greece
- Atheism in New England
- Education of the blind
- Address of the committee appointed to a public meeting held at Faneuil Hall, September 24, 1846
- A letter to the governor of Massachusetts
- Letters on the proposed annexation of Santo Domingo
- Letters and journals of Samuel Gridley Howe
- Insanity in Massachusetts
- Address of the committee appointed by a public meeting held at Faneuil hall, September 24, 1846
- A corrected copy of Dr. Howe's letter in "Daily Advertiser," Oct. 30, [1871], entitled "A plea, alike in behalf of our pauper lunatics and of our tax payers
- Essai sur la discipline des prisons ou comparaison entre les systèmes de séparation et d'agrégation des prisonniers
- A letter to J.H. Wilkins, H.B. Rogers, and F.B. Fay
- Appeal
- Dr. Howe's report on the case of Laura Bridgman
- Remarks upon the education of deaf mutes
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