Permissions
PERMISSIONS
CREDIT
Permissions
Material in the Library is made available through cooperation
with archives, libraries, and private collectors. Many of the
documents in this collection are in the public domain. We provide
extensive information about where all artifacts in our collection can
be found and how these sources or owners wish to be credited. The
Disability History Museum has received limited permission to
publish these materials online for educational purposes only. Requests
to reproduce or distribute primary materials beyond personal or
limited classroom use should be made directly to source institutions.
Requests to use any other material on this site or general questions
about use of material should be sent to
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The Disability History Museum has made every effort to trace
the copyright holders for all artifacts and secure appropriate
permissions needed for posting these records. If we have failed to
make the correct acknowledgement, we apologize for this inadvertent
error and will make every effort to remedy the situation.
Credit
Digital artifacts on this site are not facsimiles. They are new
editions of the original work and should be cited as such. In the
process of creating digital versions of these artifacts, the
Disability History Museum has corrected typographical errors but
perhaps inadvertently added errors of our own, and reformatted
materials to facilitate their use on the web.
All citations of texts and graphics from any sector of the
Disability History Museum should contain the following
information:
Author, title, print publication information (if known), and URL of
the specific text or graphic; the Disability History Museum's
name and URL; and the date the document was retrieved. If a citation
references a specific text excerpt, it is recommended that the
paragraph numbers to the left of the text body be included in the
bibliographic reference.
Examples:
Kriegel, Leonard, "Uncle Tom and Tiny Tim: Some Reflections on the
Cripple as Negro," American Scholar 38 (Summer 1969): 412-30,
http://www.disabilitymuseum.org/lib/docs/678card.htm,
Disability History Museum,
www.disabilitymuseum.org (November 1, 2001).
"Contract Between Thomas Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc,"
American Annals of the Deaf and Dumb,
http://www.disabilitymuseum.org/lib/docs/689.htm,
paragraph 4, Disability History Museum,
www.disabilitymuseum.org (October 30, 2001).
"Civil War Wounded at Hospital, Fredericksburg, Virginia,"
http://www.disabilitymuseum.org/lib/stills/575card.htm,
Disability History Museum,
www.disabilitymuseum.org, (October 30,2001).
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