“Abnormalities and Deformities”: The Dissection and Interment of the Insane Poor, 1832--1929 (2012)
Hurren, Elizabeth T. (Author)
History of Psychiatry
Volume: 23
Pages: 65--77
Edition Details: Part of a special issue: “Lunacy's Last Rites: Dying Insane in Britain, c. 1629--1939”
Language: English
Article Andrews, Jonathan (2012) Introduction: Lunacy's Last Rites. History of Psychiatry (p. 3).
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