Description
This is Volume II of seven in a collection on the Sociology of Mental Health. Originally published in 1955, this study presents the social history of the care of the insane from 1744 to 1845.
Table of Contents
Preface, Kathleen Jones; Introduction, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 1 Eighteenth-Century Theory, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 2 Eighteenth-Century Practice, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 3 The Growth of Public Concern, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 4 Experiments in Treatment, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 5 The Foundation of County Asylums, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 6 The Select Committees of 1815–16, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 7 The Reform Movement, 1815–27, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 8 The Metropolitan Commissioners, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 9 Local and DePart mental Developments, 1832–42, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 10 Ashley and the Achievement of Reform, Kathleen Jones; Chapter 102 Epilogue, Kathleen Jones Criminal Lunatics, Kathleen Jones Chancery Lunatics, Kathleen Jones The Incidence of Insanity, Kathleen Jones;
