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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 31 - January 1886

Contents

Page 3 of 7

Occasional Notes of the Quarter

Part I.—Original Articles

  • Inauguration of the Statue of Pinel in Paris

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 514-518

  • We are glad to be able to record that the inauguration of the statue of the illustrious Pinel successfully took place at the Salpêtrière on the 13th of July, 1885, a century, within eight years, after the commencement of the great work which he accomplished at that institution and at the Bicêtre; indeed the associations of the majority of persons familiar with the courageous reform introduced by Pinel is rather with the latter hospital than with the former.

Part II.—Reviews

Occasional Notes of the Quarter

Part I.—Original Articles

Part II.—Reviews

Part III.—Psychological Retrospect

  • 1. Asylum Reports

  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 413-423

  • Albert Royal Asylum.—The report presented by the Managers to the subscribers is a fall and satisfactory record. It shows how liberally the institution is supported by the public and how deserving it is of such assistance. The short history given is one continuous record of success and progress. A detached infirmary has been built and furnished at a cost of £5,670, of which 455,000 were contributed by a gentleman and his wife. The benefactions lavished upon this place are very creditable to human nature.

Part II.—Reviews

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