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In Sign language, the hands are used instead of spoken or written words. It was developed for people who are deaf, dumb or both. The illustration above shows the signs used to make the letters of the alphabet. There are other signs that represent whole words.
The first known sign language for deaf people was developed in 1775 by Abbe Charles Michel de IEpee for use at school for the deaf in Paris, France.
From: Every Girl's Handbook
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