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mods: Disorder contained mental breakdown and the modern prison in England and Ireland, 1840-1900 Cox, Catherine 1970- creator author. Marland, Hilary author. Cambridge University Press text bibliography Electronic books. History. enk 2022 monographic eng remote 1 online resource "Now regarding the prisoner as a moral patient, the paramount object is to render him as amenable as possible to the reformatory process.... The isolation that depresses the animal nature of the prisoner, and lowers the whole tone of the nervous system, produces a corresponding effect upon the mind... In consequence of the lowering of the vital energies, the brain becomes more feeble, and, therefore, more susceptible. The chaplain can then make the brawny navvy in the cell cry like a child; he can work on his feelings in almost any way he pleases; he can so to speak, photograph his own thoughts, wishes, and opinions, on his patient's mind, and fill his mouth with his own phrases and language"-- Catherine Cox, University College Dublin, Hilary Marland, University of Warwick. Includes bibliographical references and index. e-uk--- e-ie--- Prisoners Mental health England History 19th century Prisoners Mental health Ireland History 19th century Mentally ill prisoners England History 19th century Mentally ill prisoners Ireland History 19th century Prisonniers Santé mentale Angleterre Histoire 19e siècle Prisonniers Santé mentale Irlande Histoire 19e siècle Prisonniers vivant avec un trouble de santé mentale Angleterre Histoire 19e siècle Prisonniers vivant avec un trouble de santé mentale Irlande Histoire 19e siècle MEDICAL / History Mentally ill prisoners Prisoners Mental health England Ireland 1800-1899 fast history of medicine history of crime and punishment mental health prison studies modern British and Irish history RC451.4.P68 365/.608740941 MED039000 Disorder contained Cox, Catherine, 1970- Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2022 (DLC) 2021044723 978110899358…