Refutation of the assertions made by the writer of the article in the Quarterly review for October, 1844, entitled Report of the Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, pp. 436-441
by Great Britain. Metropolitan Commissioners in Lunacy, Vaughan Thomas, Warneford Asylum. Committee on Management
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