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Excerpt from: Memories Of Eighty Years It has always been my favorite theory that the blind can accomplish nearly everything that may be done by those who can see. Do not think that those who are deprived of physical vision are shut out from the best that earth has to offer her children.... |  Read Full Text |
Document Information
| Title: | Memories Of Eighty Years | |
| Creator: | Fanny J. Crosby (author) | |
| Date: | 1906 | |
| Format: | n/a | |
| Publisher: | James H. Earle & Company, Boston | |
| Source: | Available at selected libraries | |
| Keywords: | Alcohol; Autobiography; Blind; Chautauqua, NY; Children; Civil War; Clergy; Connecticut; Death; Disease; Dwight Moody; Education; Educational Institutions; Employment; Entertainment, Leisure & Recreation; Family; Fanny Crosby; Friendship; Government; Grief; Grover Cleveland; Henry Clay; Identity; Institutions; INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS & CORPORATIONS; Jenny Lind; Labor; Labor & Commerce; MASS MEDIA, CULTURE & THE ARTS; Massachusetts; Mexican War; Music; New Jersey; New York; New York City, NY; New York Institution For The Blind; Northfield, MA; Poetry; Politics; Popular Culture; Poverty; Religion; Sensory Disability; Temperance; The Arts; Travel; U.S. Congress; War; Women & Gender; Work; YMCA |
Objects From This Artifact:
- Birthplace Of Fanny Crosby (still)
- Fanny Crosby And Mr. Sankey At Work Fitting Words And Music (still)
- Fanny Crosby As She Appears When Speaking In Public (still)
- Memories Of Eighty Years (doc)
- Mother Of Fanny Crosby (still)
- Mrs. Crosby, Fanny, And Her Two Younger Sisters (still)
- Rock Where Fanny Crosby Spent Many Happy Hours (still)
- The "Blind Singer" At Home (still)
- The Institution For The Blind, New York (still)
