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The Age of Madness: The History of Involuntary Mental Hospitalization Presented in Selected Texts
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Thomas Szasz (editor)

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Ned is on page 362 of 393

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Ned is on page 125 of 393

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Mel Foster is on page 91 of 372

Szasz is always illuminating. This book is unusual for him, a collection of primary documents on madness (and liberty) and Szasz's incisive discussion of their significance. A captain who conned a Pennsylvania immigrant into sending his daughter to the mental ward, and then gained her indenture by paying her hospital bills. A preacher in Illinois who committed his wife for not believing in eternal security--and more

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