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The manual alphabet, often associated with sign languages, was developed over time by various individuals and communities. However, one significant figure in its formalization is Abbe de L'Epee, a French priest in the 18th century, who established a systematic approach to teaching deaf individuals and contributed to the development of French Sign Language. His work laid the groundwork for later sign languages and the manual alphabets used within them.

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