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1 | Introduction : history, geography, madness | 1 |
2 | 'The complex picture in time and space' : putting geography into histories of madhouses, mad-doctors and mad people | 17 |
3 | Highways, hermits, hospitals and huts : the 'chaotic spaces' of madness from the Dark Ages to the Restoration | 75 |
4 | 'Taken to secure places' : madness in gaols, houses of correction, poorhouses and workhouses | 177 |
5 | 'Scenes of distress hid in obscure corners' : the opportunistic geographies of the private madhouse system | 292 |
6 | 'To build a house for fools and mad' : the location and relocation of charitable lunatic hospitals | 430 |
7 | 'Proper places provided and institutions established' : compromise and conflict in the spaces of the public asylum system | 526 |
8 | Conclusion : spaces of madness between 'the dust' and 'the clouds' | 651 |
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