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This report documents the groundbreaking work of the International Congress on the Education of the Deaf, which took place in Milan in 1880. At this congress, educators and advocates from around the world came together to share knowledge and advance the cause of deaf education. The report offers valuable insights into the history of deaf education and the challenges that have been faced and overcome.

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