Titlebook: Madness in the Family; Insanity and Institu Catharine Coleborne Book 2010 Catharine Coleborne 2010 Archive.Familie.insanity.psychiatry

Explosive

Bumptious

Colonial Psychiatry in the Australasian World,by the Colonial Office, was circulated to colonial governments in 1863.. Initially acting as an envoy of the psychiatric empire as he took up his appointment as Superintendent to Gladesville Asylum in New South Wales, Dr Frederic Norton Manning conducted his own investigations into institutions arou

憤怒歷史

軍火

Statins

Writing to and from the Asylum,o the institution in Melbourne by a friend who cited ‘worry’ as the cause of Abigail’s ‘a(chǎn)lteration in character’ and sleeplessness. In the first few days her bodily health was assessed and she slept and ate well, though she was ‘mildly resistive’ to the institutional routines in place. Early the fol

美學(xué)

NOMAD

Gossamer

Amenable

親密

Tracing Families for Maintenance Payments,ily of his own; the woman’s husband was working in Sydney, and her father-in-law had also left the colony for New South Wales.. This family story echoes many others found in the archives of the four public institutions examined in this work. Throughout the late nineteenth century and into the twenti