Helen Keller: Author and activist, deaf and blind from infancy, 1880 to 1968.
Helen Keller · A journal entry of December 10, 1936, written while she was mourning her teacher Anne Sullivan.
Helen Keller · Her answer on the vaudeville circuit in the early 1920s when an audience member asked whether she wanted her sight more than anything else in the world.
Helen Keller · From her early essay Optimism; often quoted with "and confidence" added, which is not in the text.
Helen Keller · Written late in life by a woman who was deaf and blind from the age of nineteen months.
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