Charlotte Stoker argues for education for deaf children

December 1863 · Journal of the Statistical and Social Inquiry Society of Ireland

Charlotte M. B. Stoker

Bram Stoker Estate account

Estate summary

Bram’s mother urges public support for deaf children’s education, comparing provision in Ireland with arrangements abroad. Delivered on 13 May 1863 and published that December, the paper reveals her reforming interests. The linked transcription retains the original period language.

The complete Speaking While Female reading transcription was inspected. It reproduces Charlotte’s 13 May 1863 address; the NLI catalogues its journal publication in December 1863, volume III, pages 456–460. The transcription cites pages 456–458. It is a modern reading text, not an original periodical scan; the pagination and any following discussion still require original-issue collation.

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Charlotte Stoker, Bram’s mother.Courtesy of the Bram Stoker Estate.