Excerpt from The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology, 1881, Vol. 7: Part 2
The busy practitioner will find pointed out in this volume the rocks and dangerous quicksands to be avoided; in other words, he can cesny ascertain what he may and may not do in reference to the confinement and detention of persons alleged to be mentally unsound, and fit subjects for surveillance.'
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