Fear of false imprisonment was a growing concern in eighteenth century Britain. Private madhouses, where the...
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 Fear of false imprisonment was a growing concern in eighteenth century Britain. Private madhouses, where the... |
 These illustrations, take from a study by Belgian physician Joseph Guislain, show examples of some of the new... |
 John Moncrief, The poor man's physician (1731) This book, authored by church minister John Moncrief... |
 These sketches and letters are the work of William Blacklock, created after he was admitted to the Crichton asylum... |
 The original source of the phrase ‘bruised reeds’ is Biblical, referring to the kindness of Jesus… He will... |
 Our free exhibition 'Moonstruck: 500 years of mental health' opened to the public on Friday 14 June and will run... |
 ‘Captain of all these Men of Death’, the Great White Plague’ – the public fear of this great killer is clear from... |
 The Royaumont Newsletter Digitisation ... |
 To cite this article: Malcolm Nicolson, 'Ian Donald, Diagnostician and Moralist', online publication, Royal... |
 To cite this article: Gayle Davis, ‘The Great Divide: The Policy and Practice of Abortion in 1960s Scotland... |