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The Insane in Ontario

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

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Part III.—Psychological Retrospect
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 30 , Issue 132 , January 1885 , pp. 609 - 638
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1885 

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∗ On Lake Simcoe. Dr. Beaton is the superintendent.Google Scholar

∗ Curiously (enough the previous Act required the examination to be made by the physicians together. “Three months” is a long period.Google Scholar

∗ At the rate of 100 dollars or £20 per annum per head at Montreal and 180 dollars at Quebec—a very insufficient sum, it would seem, for board, lodging and clothing. I understand that the nloney originally borrowed of the Provincial Government by the Montreal Asylum has been refunded, and that money has been borrowed from private quarters to assist in the erection of the additional buildings.Google Scholar

∗ I substitute this figure for that originally given, in consequence of the statement of one of my critics. I conclude that this number sleep in the roof, and that the others whom I saw occupy beds in the storey below. Of course the number of refractory men patients greatly exceeds 40.Google Scholar

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