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A Plea for a Statue of Abbe de l'Epee in America (1913)
Introduction: De l'Epee, the founder of Deaf education L'Epee's background L'Epee paved the way for others France's tribute to l'Epee Location of the monument Symbolic representation of love America's tribute to Gallaudet Gallaudet's contribution to American Deaf education Monument to Gallaudet Proposed tribute to L'Epee Father of Deaf education Demonstration of love and respect Note: "A Plea for a Statue of de l'Epee in America" was presented in sign language and in English at the same time. Reverend McCarthy read the English text aloud while Reverend Cloud translated the same text online into sign language.