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  • Letter from Alexander Graham Bell to Thomas Sanders, January 4, 1883

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, Thomas - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1883-01-04

  • Page 7 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    6 consisted in the recognition of such words as "stand," "sit," "walk," "run," "jump," etc., which were written upon the blackboard, and illustrated by standing, sitting, walking, running, and jumping. Sentence Exercises. ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 8 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    Specimen of Impromptu Conversation.

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 12 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    11 This glove I presented to him one morning as a new play thing. He put it on his left hand and then went to the card rack, as usual, and presented ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Letter from James Denison to Alexander Graham Bell, November 22, 1882

    Contributor: Denison, James - Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1882-11-22

  • Page 11 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    10 of the alphabet I adopted is shown in the following diagram;

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 6 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    5 without my assistance. He was also much interested in my (pretended) unsuccessful efforts to find a card placed by him in the rack while my back was turned. George seemed to ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 10 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    9 Writing. He was extremely fond of these sentence exercises; but when he played the master, he was not contented with merely pointing at sentences that I had written—he wished to write ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 17 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    16 is Grandma's pig in the stable. Maggie is not going to church but maggie is going to church on Sunday. Mr. Bell is writing to you, but I am busy to ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Letter from Eliza Symonds Bell to Alexander Graham Bell, 1872

    Contributor: Bell, Eliza Symonds - Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, Thomas - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1872-00-00

  • Notebook by Alexander Graham Bell, from November 21, 1873 to March 24, 1915

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1873-11-21

  • Page 16 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    15 on on my pocket to put the pretty to keys.* I looked at the kitten fast asleep on my straw. dan is going to the cow milk on Monday. * This ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Letter from Thomas Sanders to Alexander Graham Bell, January 21, 1883

    Contributor: Sanders, Thomas - Bell, Alexander Graham - Gallaudet, Edward M. - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1883-01-21

  • Letter from Mrs. L. B. Sanders to Alexander Graham Bell, August 15, 1882

    Contributor: Sanders, Mrs. L. B. - Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1882-08-15

  • Page 15 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    14 3. November 3 d , 1873. Scrap found upon the floor: Are these mine? there to see the letters? if you please? Yes Dear. Mr. Bell. 4. November 4 th, 1873. ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Journal by Alexander Graham Bell, October 1, 1872

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1872-10-01

  • Page 14 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    13 In all our conversations I was careful to employ natural and complete sentences, but his first attempts at independent expression (like the first independent utterances of a hearing child) consisted of ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 1 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    VOLTA BUREAU. FOURTH EDITION. UPON A METHOD OF TEACHING LANGUAGE TO A Very Young Congenitally Deaf Child. BY ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL, PH. D. Extracted, by permission, from the American Annals of the ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Page 5 of Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    4 teacher—Miss Abbie Locke, now Mrs. Stone, of St. Louis— with whose assistance George's education was carried on. Every toy was labelled with its proper name. The different parts of the room, ...

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

  • Pamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891

    Contributor: Bell, Alexander Graham - Sanders, George
    Site: American Memory-cultural
    Original Format: Manuscript/Mixed Material
    Date: 1891-00-00

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