The Quarterly Review, Volume 101John Murray, 1857 |
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Page 364
... Colney Hatch and Hanwell , the two great lunatic asylums for the county of Middlesex . The former , situated on the Great Northern Railway , only six miles from the metropolis , is the largest and perhaps the most imposing - looking non ...
... Colney Hatch and Hanwell , the two great lunatic asylums for the county of Middlesex . The former , situated on the Great Northern Railway , only six miles from the metropolis , is the largest and perhaps the most imposing - looking non ...
Page 365
... Colney Hatch than to notice the manner in which the female lunatics have endeavoured to diversify the mono- tonous appearance of their cell - like sleeping - rooms with rag dolls , bits of shell , porcelain , or bright cloth placed ...
... Colney Hatch than to notice the manner in which the female lunatics have endeavoured to diversify the mono- tonous appearance of their cell - like sleeping - rooms with rag dolls , bits of shell , porcelain , or bright cloth placed ...
Page 377
... Colney Hatch has trained twelve male and female patients to practise church music and psalmody . The choral service is well performed , and , in conjunction with the organ , has a visible effect in soothing the wilder patients , and in ...
... Colney Hatch has trained twelve male and female patients to practise church music and psalmody . The choral service is well performed , and , in conjunction with the organ , has a visible effect in soothing the wilder patients , and in ...
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Henry Bradbury with full descriptions of their different | 57 |
Odyssea London 1849 | 80 |
in the Crimea By an Officer on the Staff With | 168 |
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