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The Psychology of Dyslexia: A Handbook for Teachers (Dyslexia Series  (Whurr))
 
 
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Michael Thomson
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Although many books and papers refer to the case histories of Hinshelwood (1900) and Morgan (1896) describing word-blind children and the recognition of acquired dyslexias from the beginning of the century, it was not really until the 1970s that dyslexia has been recognized as a specific learning difficulty in this country. Read the first page
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