Encyclopedia of American Disability History (3 Volume set)

The Encyclopedia of American Disability History is a comprehensive three-volume reference that provides a new and broader approach to understanding the history of disability in America.

With over 350 historians, scholars, and experts contributing to the 750-plus articles, this encyclopedia offers a detailed examination of the issues, events, people, activism, laws, personal experiences, and social ramifications of disability throughout American history.

The entries are arranged alphabetically and include cross-references to related entries and suggestions for further reading, making it an ideal resource for high school and college curriculum.

This impressive work also includes a comprehensive chronology and dozens of original documents, as well as an extensive bibliography.

Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply someone interested in learning more about the history of disability in America, this encyclopedia is a must-have.