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#19 John Bailey and his son Thomas Bailey, both admitted in 1858 with acute melancholia.

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John Bailey and his son Thomas Bailey, both admitted in 1858 with acute melancholia.

Haunting Portraits of Patients from an English Lunatic Asylum, 1870s

#19 John Bailey and his son Thomas Bailey, both admitted in 1858 with acute melancholia.

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