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F. Herbert Bormann,Gene E. Likensntervention into the management of the insane, a sea change in popular opinion sparked a series of inquiries, leading to the passage of two bills to regulate the confinement and treatment of the mad. Imbued with an unflagging optimism, an ever-growing number of politicians, physicians, and philanthr

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Gradience in English Clause Combination,d forthrightness and aggression, inculcated by the practices of the ‘Romantic’ system of emotional management, provided the impetus for the uncompromising social reform movements of the early nineteenth century, with new standards of address encouraging the denunciation of authorities that had previ

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Mark NeuendorfDocuments the changing attitudes to mental illness in Britain across the long eighteenth century.Provides the first book-length study of the emotional landscape of early psychiatric reform.Presents a

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