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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 72 pp., illustrations, bibliography. In Welsh. Contents: Golygyddol: Lyfio Chdi ar Wyl Sant Ffolant; 'Er bod rhai yn taeru'n galed, Ar hyd y nos': Golwg ar weithgarwch cofnodi Mari Richards 'Darown'; Grace Gwyneddon Davies; Triwyr Teilwng: Roy Saer, Daniel Huws a Tegwyn Jones; Cân Cariad Wil Melinydd; Argofion am ddynes benederfynol: Ruth Herbert Lewis; Abnoddau digidol newydd ym maes Cerddoriaeth Werin; Esme Lewis (1926-2016); Llythyr at y Golygydd; Adolygiad; Y Gynhadledd Flynyddol 2016.

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Illustrated by Tables of detailed statistics [on 678 consecutively numbered patients admitted from beginning] dated December 1, 1936 - November 30, 1937 inclusive. First edition. Original sewn wraps, uncut, unopened. 8vo (25cm). pp. 71, [1] blank. Very Good. Foxing starting; small stain on p. 24 foxed to p. 25; virtually unread as all sections are unopened. (To His Excellency Edward Everett, [15th] Governor.). Includes: Report of Treasurer, Alfred Dwight Foster, with List of employee salaries, groceries, apothecary, other expenses; Report of the Superintendent, Samuel B. Woodward with 678-patient roster, 15 additional tables, discussion of several patients via number assigned. (see Sabin 45988). Woodward assigned patients consecutive numbers which were listed in each yearly report for comparison in the tables. From this were tallies of admissions, discharges, deaths, types of insanity, paroxysms, cure rates and those who eloped, etc., with a detailed narrative. Everett left Congress and was elected Governor of Massachusetts (1836-38). He collaborated with Mann (1837-40) to institute the Prussian education system. Mann, responsible for the erecting of the Worcester Hospital, would additionally focus on his new appointment as secretary of the Board of Education in 1837, remain a Trustee of the hospital, and as as elected President of the Mass. Senate (1836-37), focus on infrastructure through funding canal and railroad projects.

Illustrated by Tables of detailed statistics [on 855 consecutively numbered patients admitted from beginning] dated December 1, 1937 - November 30, 1938 inclusive. First edition. Original sewn wraps, uncut. 8vo (25cm). pp. 88. Light foxing to covers, foxing starting internally, 2-hole punched. (To His Excellency Edward Everett, [15th] Governor.). Includes: Report of the Superintendent, Samuel B. Woodward with 855-patient roster and 18 additional tables and 10 numbered case studies. Also in this report was the announcement of a shop of 2-4 inmates which in the 10 months produced a profit of $242.59; Report of Treasurer, Alfred Dwight Foster, with List of employee salaries, groceries, apothecary, other expenses [Woodward's salary was not listed for this year. In 1837 he was paid $1800 and $1200 for 1834 which included fuel, lights, house rent and a chambermaid], (see Sabin 45988). Woodward, regarded as the pioneer of American psychiatric practice, assigned patients consecutive numbers which were listed in each yearly report for comparison in the tables. From this were tallies of admissions, discharges, deaths, types of insanity, cure rates and those who eloped, etc., with a detailed narrative on the 177 admissions, with 218 remaining at the end of the year and ten case studies.

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