Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 385
... Earlswood Asylum for bered by many thousands , making an appall Idiots , 1859 and 1861. By the Rev. ED- ing array in the ranks of miserables . Mr. WIN SIDNEY , A.M. London : 1859 Byrne , in his Treatise on Lunacy and Law , which is in ...
... Earlswood Asylum for bered by many thousands , making an appall Idiots , 1859 and 1861. By the Rev. ED- ing array in the ranks of miserables . Mr. WIN SIDNEY , A.M. London : 1859 Byrne , in his Treatise on Lunacy and Law , which is in ...
Page 392
... Earlswood the reception is so kind , and the aspect of the place so attractive , that Dr. Down , the resident physician , finds little trouble with the pupils when first left there by their friends . Inquiry is carefully made of those ...
... Earlswood the reception is so kind , and the aspect of the place so attractive , that Dr. Down , the resident physician , finds little trouble with the pupils when first left there by their friends . Inquiry is carefully made of those ...
Page 396
... Earlswood , now , every suit worn in the es- tablishment is made in these shops , and gives full employment . ful ; but this is only an indulgence conse- quent on the previous work being useful , and so allowed as an encouragement ...
... Earlswood , now , every suit worn in the es- tablishment is made in these shops , and gives full employment . ful ; but this is only an indulgence conse- quent on the previous work being useful , and so allowed as an encouragement ...
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Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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