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Autism in History: A Puzzle
Before Helen Keller: The Education of Laura Bridgman, First Deaf and Blind Person to Learn Language
Committed: Remembering Institutionalization and Native Kinship
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Deaf Futurity
Disability and Disclosure: The Body, Secrets, and Race in Black Women’s Biographies
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Enabling Rights: Disability and Religion before the U.S. Supreme Court
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Eugenical Standards: Measuring the Science of Disability
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Every Body: A History of Disability in the United States
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“I Still Have an Independent Spirit”: Disability and Masculinity among Veterans of the Revolutionary War
Queer History, Disability History, and the Politics of Health
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Re-membered Pasts: Race, Disability, and Gender in U.S. History
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Reproductive Injustice, Ableism, and Eugenics in the United States
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Telling Disability Stories: Legacies, Imaginations, Coalitions
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The Disabled Gaze: Narratives Between Art and Science
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The Edge of Silence: Shaping the Deaf Citizen in Mid-Century America
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The Many Disabled Lives of Captain Leonard Cooper: Narrative and Identity in Revolutionary War Pension Applications
The Object in Disability: People and Things in American History
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Veterans’ Disability, Federalism, and Constitutional Order in the Early United States
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