Adopt-a-Book List of adopted books

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1 Adopt-a-Book List of adopted books 1. A sane patient, My experiences in a lunatic asylum, London, Althaus, J - Diseases of the nervous system: their prevalence and pathology, London, Barlow, J - On man`s power over himself to prevent or control insanity, London, Battie, William - A treatise on madness, London, Beach, F. - Psychological Medicine in John Hunter s time and the progress it has since made: Being the oration for 1891delivered before the Hunterian Society, London, Bell, C. - The anatomy and philosophy of expression as connected with the fine arts, London, Brown, B. - On the curability of certain forms on insanity, epilepsy, catalepsy and hysteria in females, London, Brown-Sequard, C.E. - Course of lectures on the physiology and pathology of the central nervous system: delivered at the Royal College of Surgeons of England, May 1858, London, Bucknill, J.C. - Habitual drunkenness and insane drunkards, London, Charcott, J.M. and Hadden, Water Baugh (ed.) - Lectures on the localisation of cerebral and spinal diseases: Delivered at the Faculty of Medicine of Paris, by J.M. Charcot, translated and edited by Walter Baugh Hadden, London, 1883.

2 11. Cheyne, J. - Essays on partial derangement of the mind in supposed connexion with religion, by John Cheyne, with a portrait, and an autobiographical sketch of the author, Dublin, Conolly, John - A study of Hamlet, London, Cheyne, J - The English malady : or, a treatise of nervous diseases of all kinds, as spleen, vapours, lowness of spirits, hypochondriacal and hysterical distempers, London, Cowper, W. - Memoir of the early life of William Cowper Esq., written by himself...; with an appendix containing some of Cowper s religious letters (1816). 15. Dendy, W.C. - Psyche a discourse on the birth and pilgrimage of thought (1853). 16. Galton, Francis - Hereditary genius: an inquiry into its laws and consequences ( 1882). 17. Gordonius, B. Bern. - Gordonii opus, lilium medicinae inscriptum de morborum prope omnium curatione. Lugduni: Gulielmum Rouillium (1559). 18. Harris, William - Insanity, its causes, prevention and treatment (1882). 19. Haslam, J. - Sound mind, or contributions to the natural history and physiology of the human intellect (1810). 20. Hill, Gardiner - A concise history of the entire abolition of mechanical restraint in the treatment of the insane : and of the introduction, success and final triumph of the non-restraint system; together with a reprint of the lecture delivered on the subject in the year 1838; and appendices containing an account of the controversies and claims connected therewith (1857). 21. Itard, E.M. - An historical account of the discovery and education of a savage man, or, of the first developments, physical and moral, of the young savage caught in the woods near Aveyron in the year 1798, (1802). 22. Janet, P. Corson, C.R. (tr.) - The mental state of hysterical: a study of mental stigmata and mental accidents (1901). 23. Luys, J - The brain and its functions (1881). 24. Maudsley, H. - Responsibility in mental disease (1874). 25. Maudsley, H - The pathology of the mind: a study of its distempers, deformities and disorders (1895).

3 26. Millingen, J. G. - Mind and matter: illustrated by considerations on hereditary insanity, and the influence of temperament in the development of the passions (1847). 27. Pinel, Philippe - A treatise on insanity in which are contained the principles of a new and more practical nosology of manical disorders (1806). 28. Sandby, G. - Mesmerism and its opponents (1848). 29. Sheppard, E - Lectures on madness in its medical, legal and social aspects (1873). 30. Spurzheim, J.G., and Willis R. The anatomy of the brain with a general view of the nervous system, translated from the unpublished French manuscript by R. Willis (1826). 31. Sully, J. - Studies of Childhood (1903). 32. Tuke, D. H. - Insanity in ancient and modern life: with chapters on its prevention (1878). 33. Tuke, H. - Chapters in the history of the insane in the British Isles (1882) 34. Tuke, H. - A dictionary of psychological medicine: giving the definition, etymology and synonyms of the terms used in medical psychology; with the symptoms, treatment and pathology of insanity and the law of lunacy in Great Britain and Ireland: Vol. II. (1892). 35. Tuke, H. - Illustrations of the influence of the mind upon the body: in health and disease, designed to elucidate the action of the imagination (1872). 36. Tuke, H. - The past and present provision for the insane poor in Yorkshire, with suggestions for the future provision for this class: read at the Leeds Meeting of the British Medical Association, London, (1889). 37. Sheppard, E. - Lectures on Madness in its medical, legal and social aspects, London, (1873). 38. Moll, A. Hypnotism, London, (1890). 39. Mayo, Thomas - Medical Testimony and Evidence in cases of Lunacy, being the Croonian Lectures delivered before the Royal College of Physicians in 1853; with an essay on the conditions of mental soundness, London, (1854). 40. Howard, J. - The state of the prisons in England and Wales with preliminary observations and an account of some foreign prisons and hospitals, Warrington, (1780).

4 41. McDougall, W - An Introduction to Social Psychology, London, 1908). 42. Maudsley, H - Heredity, variation and genius: with essay on Shakespeare "Testimonied in his own bringing forth" and address on medicine present and prospective, London, (1908). 43. Freud, S - Psychopathology of everyday life, London, (1914). 44. Galen, C (1529) Andernacus, J.G. (ed.) - Claudii Galeni pergameni de atrabile liber; [and] de tumoribus praeternaturam liber; Guinterio Ioanne Andernaco interprete, Paris, (1529). 45. Knight, P. S. - Observations on the causes, symptoms and treatment of derangement of the mind: founded on an extensive moral and medical practice in the treatment of lunatics. Together with the particulars of the sensations and ideas of a gentleman during his metal alienation, written by himself during his convalescence, London, (1827). 46. Tuke, J Batty - The Morisonian Lectures delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, session 1874, (1875). 47. Tuke, H - Prichard and Symonds in especial relation to mental science: with chapters on moral insanity, London, (1891). 48. Gregory, W - Animals magnetism, or, mesmerism and its phenomena, London, (1877). 49. Burdett, H. C. - Hospitals and Asylums of the World: V II, III and IV Asylum Construction, With Plans and Bibliography, London, (1891). 50. Holland, H. - Medical notes and reflections, London (1840). 51. Abercrombie, J. - Inquiries concerning the intellectual powers, and the investigation of truth. With additions and explanations to adapt the work to the use of schools and academies (Rev. ed.), New York, (1852). 52. Poor Law Commissioners - Training on Training of Pauper Children (1841). 53. Fearn, J. - An Essay on Consciousness; or a Series of Evidences of a Distinct Mind (1812). 54. Tuke, J. B. - The Morrisonian Lectures delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, session 1874, Edinburgh, (1875). 55. Salmon, T. - Mind and Medicine, New York, (1924). 56. Morselli, H. - Suicide: An essay on comparative moral statistics, London (1881). 57. Esdaile, J. - Mesmerism in India and its practical application in surgery

5 and medicine, London, (1846). 58. Gavin, H. - On Feigned and Fictitious Diseases chiefly of soldiers and seamen, on the means used to simulate or produce them, and on the best modes of discovering impostors: being the prize essay in the class of military surgery, in the University of Edinburgh, Session ; with additions, London (1843). 59. Browne, B. - The Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity, London (1871). 60. Madden, R.R. - Phantasmata or Illusions and Fanaticisms of protean forms productive of great evils Vols 1 & 2. London (1857). 61. Thurnam, J. - Observations and Essays on the Statistics of Insanity, (1845). 62. Steward, J.B. - Practical Notes on Insanity, London, 1845). 63. Arlidge, J.T. - On the state of Lunacy and the Legal Provision for the insane, with observations on the construction and organization of asylums, London, (1859) 64. Harvey, G. - Great Venus unmasked: or a more exact discovery of the venereal evil or French disease. (2nd ed.) London. (1672). 65. Binet, A & Fere, C Animal Magnetism. London. (1887). 66. Burrows, G - On disorders of the cerebral circulation; and on the connection between affections of the brain and diseases of the heart. London. (1846). 67. Feuerbach, Anselm von Daumer & G. F. Schmidt Von Lubeck - Caspar Hauser : an account of an individual kept in a dungeon, separated from all communication with the world, from early childhood to about the age of seventeen; drawn up from legal documents. London. (1834). 68. Mayo, Herbert - Letters on the truths contained in popular superstitions. Frankfurt, (1849). 69. Winslow, F. L. Mad Humanity; its forms apparent and obscure. London. (1898). 14/09/15