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On the various modes of providing for the Insane and Idiots in the United States and Great Britain

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

D. Hack Tuke
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I count much upon your indulgence in presuming that you are willing to listen to the somewhat desultory remarks I desire to make in response to your invitation to contribute a paper to the Psychology Section of the International Congress.

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Part I.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 34 , Issue 146 , July 1888 , pp. 191 - 207
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1888 

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References

‡ The space at our command does not allow of the insertion of a section of the article having reference to Mechanical Restraint.Google Scholar
* Dr. Lockhart Robertson adopted this view in some instructive statistics he prepared in 1881; hence some discrepancy between his figures and mine (see “Journal of Mental Science,” January, 1882).Google Scholar
* I have decided to retain in the English table for 1880 the number of patients in private dwellings, as they are under official inspection, and I understand that those in the United States are not.Google Scholar
† Dr. Dana and Dr. Sylvester have done some good work in utilizing the census returns, but these returns could not help them to thresh out the point in question.Google Scholar
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