Visual Still Information
| Title: | | Popular Mode Of Curing Insanity! |
| From: | | Modern Persecution |
| Original caption: | | Popular Mode of Curing Insanity!
Lizzie Bonnere punishing Miss Hodson, on suspicion of taking her key. See page 336. |
| Creator: | | n/a |
| Date: | | 1873 |
| Format: | | Illustration |
| Source: | | Available at selected libraries |
| Location: | | vol.1, opposite p.336 |
| Keywords: | | Abuse; Advocacy; Asylums; Attendants; Civil Liberties & Rights; Elizabeth Packard; Employment; Expose; Government Agencies; Health & Medicine; Identity; Insanity; Institutions; Media; Psychiatric Disability; Punishments; Social Welfare & Communities; Women & Gender |
| Topics: | | Government, Policy & Law; Institutions, Organizations & Corporations; Social Movements & Advocacy |
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