Titlebook: A Space of Their Own: The Archaeology of Nineteenth Century Lunatic Asylums in Britain, South Austra; Susan Piddock Book 2007 Springer-Ver

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Nina Zippel,Yindi Ding,Ingrid Fleming Ph.D.ans or in accompanying legend, and comparing the results to the features detailed in the ‘ideal’ asylum models, such of those of Conolly, Jacobi, Sankey and Robertson as discussed in the last chapter. If the ‘ideal’ was not realized do they instead show an internal consistency that might be based on a replication of the Bethlem design?

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