Titlebook: Madness, Cannabis and Colonialism; The ‘Native Only‘ Lu James H. Mills Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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,‘The Lunatic Asylums of India are Filled with Ganja Smokers’: Asylum Knowledge as Colonial Knowledg site, one of the few such sites, where the British had unlimited access to the Indian body. As such, the information gathered there was privileged as rare data and came to be regarded as representative of all of India and of all Indians rather than just of those who ended up within the prison walls.

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,Disciplining Populations: British Admissions to ‘Native-Only’ Lunatic Asylums,There were various routes by which an Indian could be admitted to a lunatic asylum in the period 1859-80. The ., included in the published responses to Sir James Clark’s enquiry. into the treatment of lunatics in India, give a fair summary of these routes:

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