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Disability in Early America

May 1, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 6min
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2
The Study of Disability in Colonial America
05:42 • 4min
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3
Disabled Americans and the Declaration of Independence
09:49 • 2min
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4
The Legal Definition of Disability in the Early American Period
11:59 • 4min
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5
What Do You Mean by Lawful Callings?
16:28 • 2min
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6
The Importance of Citizenship in the United States
18:25 • 6min
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Disabled People and Guardianship
24:13 • 5min
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The Importance of Institutionalization of Disabled People
28:49 • 4min
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The Inquisition of Lilydia's Ability
33:15 • 2min
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Lydia Lost All Her Rights as a Single Woman Under Guardianship
35:27 • 5min
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11
First Ladies in Their Own Words
40:14 • 2min
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Notre Dame University professor Laurel Daen teaches a class about how disability was defined after the American Revolution and how federal laws impacted disabled people.

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