Case Book

Date:: 1828 - c.1838

Reference:: RET/6/5/1/2

Part of:: The Retreat Archive

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The Retreat ArchiveRET
- PATIENTSRET/6
  - CASE NOTESRET/6/5
    - Case BooksRET/6/5/1
      - Case BookRET/6/5/1/2

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Description

(Case Book 2) Although at first sight appearing to be the third in the series, this is clearly referred to as 'the second case book', and it more or less continues in chronological order from RET 6/5/1A, although there is some degree of overlap: patients from number 375 onwards are included, but not in consecutive numbering order. It looks in fact as though the first entries in this volume (possibly representing those who were already resident or admitted during 1828) have been entered alphabetically. After these entries, however, the volume becomes more straightforwardly chronological, running in patient number order. It continues to early 1837. Admission dates 1828 - c.1838.

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1828 - c.1838

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1 volume

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Open and available at the Borthwick Institute for Archives. This material is being digitised by the Borthwick Institute for Archives as part of a Wellcome Trust funded project. Material that is digitised will be accessed freely online through the Wellcome Library catalogue.

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