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Granville, J. Mortimer.

The Care and cure of the insane. Volume II

London : Hardwicke and Bogue, 1877.

Cote : 52392.

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iii Contents of Vol. II

1 [Avant-propos]

3 The Care and cure of the insane

4 Metropolitan Licensed Houses. I. - Camberwell House

9 II. - Bethnal House

14 III. - Hoxton House

20 IV. - Peckham House

25 V. - Grove Hall, Bow

27 Statistical Tables

28-29 Summary and analysis of returns from Metropolitan Licensed Houses receiving paupers, 1865-1874 inclusive

30 Statistics of the Metropolitan Licensed Houses

39 General remarks on "Metropolitan Licensed Houses" visited

43 Report of "The Lancet" Commission on lunatic Asylums, 1875-6-7

50-51 Statistics of Asylum population in County and Borough Asylums of Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London, as a whole

52-53 Comparative Table of facts, County and Borough Asylums (Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London) as a whole / Comparative Table of results, County and Borough Asylums (Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London) as a whole

54 Analysis of results in County and Borough Asylums for Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London, during the ten years of "The Lancet" inquiry, 1865-74. 1. Cases admitted

55 a. Proportion of the Sexes

56 b. Age. c. Cases Deemed Curable on Admission

57 d. Cases Transferred. e. Relapsed Cases Re-admitted

58 2. Cases Resident. a. Total Number under Treatment

59 b. Average Number Resident. c. Average Number Employed

60 d. Length of Residence. 3. - Cases discharged

61 a. On recovery

66 b. "Relieved" or "Not Improved". c. Cases Discharged by Death

68 4. Cases remaining

69 Statistics of the year 1875

70-71 Statistics of Asylum population in institutions visited, for 1875

72-73 Comparative Table of facts in Institutions visited, for 1875 / Comparative Table of results in Institutions visited, for 1875

74 Proportions of the two sexes recovering and dying. I. Recoveries and deaths to gross numbers of males and females admitted. II. Recoveries and deaths to total numbers of males and females under treatment

75 Statistical retrospect of the Asylums visited

76 Statistical summary of th Asylums visited. Statistics of Asylum population / Comparative table of facts

77 From the date of opening to the end of 1875. Statistics of Asylum population. Comparative table of results

81 Aggregate results of the forty-five years, 1831-75 (Asylums only)

82-83 Statistics of Asylum population in the County and Borough Asylums of Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London, as a whole, from the opening of Hanwell Asylum in 1831 to the end of 1875

86-87 Comparative Table of facts, County and Borough Asylums (Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London) as a whole, 1831-75 / Comparative Table of results, County and Borough Asylums (Middlesex, Surrey, and the City of London) as a whole, 1831-76

94 Duration of residence in cases discharged

95 On recovery or by death

98 Length of Residence

114-115 Daily dietary scales in use in 1874

118 Comparison of Asylum dietaries (past and present) with the standards adopted by Dr Lyon Playfair

129 On the asylum question. I. - The difficulty

132 II. - The problem

134 III. - The solution

138 IV. - Asylum construction

141 V. - Asylum organization

145 VI. - "With friends"

149 On treatment. VII. - Medical treatment

150 VIII. - Certifying

155 IX. - Removal to an asylum

156 X. - Diagnosis

158 XI. - Classification

160 XII. - Sleep

164 XIII. - Restraints

168 XIV. - Change

173 XVI. - Clothing

176 XVII. - Exercise, occupation, and amusement

177 XVIII. - Religious and moral influences

181 XIX. - Training patients

183 XX. - Discharge of patients

185 Miscellaneous. XXI. - The training of attendants

188 XXII. - Seaside and country houses

189 XXIII. - Criminals in asylums

191 XXIV. - Idiots in asylums for lunatics

193 XXV. - Harmless cases

194 XXVI. - Impulse and responsibility

199 XXVII. - Clinical schools and work

200 XXVIII. - Post-mortem examinations

202 XXIX. Asylum reports

205 XXX. - Fruitless researches and false data

208 XXXI. - Cost

212 XXXII. - The statistics of lunacy

217 XXXIII. - Lunacy law reform

225 Appendix. Notes to report, etc., on Brookwood Asylum. On the subject of seclusion

228 Classification of the cases remaining on april 14, 1875 / Quiet and harmless cases

231 Notes tu report, etc., on Hanwell Asylum

233 Notes tu report, etc., on Colney Hatch Asylum

240 Notes tu report, etc., on "Metropolitan District Asylums"

243 Diet scales

244-245 Surrey County lunatic Asylum, Brookwood

246-247 Midllesex County lunatic Asylum, Hanwell

248-249 Midllesex County lunatic Asylum, Colney Hatch / Surrey County lunatic Asylum, Wandsworth

250-251 City of London lunatic Asylum, Stone / Metropolitan District Asylums for imbeciles, Leavesden and Caterham

252-253 St. Lukes Hospital

254 Bethlem Royal Hospital (From the Report for 1874)

255 Metropolitan licensed Houses. 1874. Camberwell House pauper dietary scale

256 Bethnal House. Ordinary diet for pauper patients / Hoxton House

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