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The history of Braille

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NOT IN better WAY AT AS COME THEY HAD THE WERE WHO COULD

THE HISTORY OF BRAILLE
The history of braille goes all the back to the early 1800's . A man named Charles Barbier served in Napoleon Bonaparte's French army developed a unique system known ? night writing ? so soldiers communicate safely during the night . Being a military veteran , Barbier seen several soldiers killed because used lamps after dark TO read combat messages . The light shining from the lamps told the enemy where the French soldiers and inevitably led to the loss of many men .
Barbier based his ? night writing ? system on a raised 12 - dot cell ; two dots wide and six dots tall . Each dot or combination of dots within the cell represented a letter or a phonetic sound . problem with the military code was that the human fingertip could feel all the dots with one touch .
Louis Braille was blinded a very young age after he accidentally stabbed himself in the eye with his father's awl . Braille's father was a leather - worker and used the awl to poke holes in the leather goods he produced .
At age eleven , Braille became inspired to modify Charles Barbier's ? night writing ? code an effort to create an efficient written communication system for fellow blind individuals . He spent the part of the following nine years developing and refining the system of raised dots ( using the same awl that blinded him to puncture holes in paper ) that has to be known by his name , Braille .

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