Class and the treatment of the insane in mid-nineteenth century Scotland.
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The origin of insanity as a special verdict: the trial for treason of James Hadfield (1800).
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Forensic Medicine↗
The domesticated madman: changing concepts of insanity at the Pennsylvania Hospital, 1780-1830.
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History, Modern 1601-↗
Bibliography and insanity: Smollett and the mad-business.
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History, Modern 1601-↗
Losing touch: criminal insanity.
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Forensic Medicine↗
The Nebraska Asylum for the Insane, 1870-1886.
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History, Modern 1601-↗
Detaining the insane: detention hospitals, mental health, and frontier politics in Alaska, 1910-1915.
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History, Modern 1601-↗
The Peabody family and the Jones Very "insanity": two letters of Mary Peabody.
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History, Modern 1601-↗
Sunstroke and insanity in nineteenth century Australia.
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Australia↗
Dickens's changing responses to hereditary insanity in household words and all the year round.
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Genetic Diseases, Inborn↗
Stubbs, Steel, and Richard II as insane: the origin and evolution of an English historiographical myth.
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Famous Persons↗
[About World War I metapolemical insanities].
The technical term of psycho-somatical disease appeared during World War I. Then, Babinski's arguments were surrounded by expert's debates; boundary between neurosis and psychosis remained indefinable for a long while. Finally, and despite the tremendous lot of energy invested in their work by doctors, it must be said that the main part of World War I mental wounded don't recover because diagnoses were uncertain and therapeutics on the blink.
France↗
[Criminal law and psychiatry. On examinations of the mental condition of defendants in criminal cases before the establishment of the insanity act of 1929].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[The insane asylum in Schleswig].
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Denmark↗
[Woman, neurophysiology, and insanity].
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History, Modern 1601-↗
[Horror of the same (representation, insanity, fantasy)].
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History, Ancient↗
"The intolerable deviance of the insane:" civil commitment in San Francisco, 1906-1929.
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Forensic Medicine↗
"Insanity is the disease of civilization": the founding of the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum.
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History, Modern 1601-↗