History of the Education of the Blind
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In 1903 he joined the Executive Council of the British and Foreign Blind Association, of which he is still a member, and through his influence an important work on algebra has been published by that body in Braille.
In consequence of the dearth of embossed books of a scientific character, Mr. Taylor, in the autumn of 1907, started a fund called the Embossed Scientific Books Fund, with a view to the publication in Braille of books of a scientific character, at prices within the reach of the blin...d. He has already written out in Braille the first copy of four small works on the following subjects : " Sound and Music, " " Astronomy, " " Geology, " and " Trigono- metry, " forming nine volumes in all.
TOWSE, CAPT. , V. C. Vice-Chairman of the British and Foreign Blind Association, and one of His Majesty's Gentle- men-at-Arms. Lost his sight in the South African war by a bullet shot. His Victoria Cross bears two inscriptions for conspicuous bravery in the Boer war first at Magers- fontein, where he carried the body of Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1903 he joined the Executive Council of the British and Foreign Blind Association, of which he is still a member, and through his influence an important work on algebra has been published by that body in Braille.
In consequence of the dearth of embossed books of a scientific character, Mr. Taylor, in the autumn of 1907, started a fund called the Embossed Scientific Books Fund, with a view to the publication in Braille of books of a scientific character, at prices within the reach of the blin...d. He has already written out in Braille the first copy of four small works on the following subjects : " Sound and Music, " " Astronomy, " " Geology, " and " Trigono- metry, " forming nine volumes in all.
TOWSE, CAPT. , V. C. Vice-Chairman of the British and Foreign Blind Association, and one of His Majesty's Gentle- men-at-Arms. Lost his sight in the South African war by a bullet shot. His Victoria Cross bears two inscriptions for conspicuous bravery in the Boer war first at Magers- fontein, where he carried the body of Col.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Illingworth to read onlineMoreLess
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