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Mélanie de Salignac
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Mélanie de Salignac

French musician
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    history of the blind
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    …blind was Parisian music sensation Melanie de Salignac, who had devised a tactile form of print to both read music and correspond with friends. Diderot saw de Salignac as an example of what was possible, and he argued that the blind could be educated so long as the educator focused…

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    …blind was Parisian music sensation Melanie de Salignac, who had devised a tactile form of print to both read music and correspond with friends. Diderot saw de Salignac as an example of what was possible, and he argued that the blind could be educated so long as the educator focused…

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