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The Salary of the Superintendent of the Boston Lunatic Hospital shall be at the rate of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per annum ; and he shall be allowed sufficient houseroom , free of rent , and board for himself and his family in said ...
The Salary of the Superintendent of the Boston Lunatic Hospital shall be at the rate of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per annum ; and he shall be allowed sufficient houseroom , free of rent , and board for himself and his family in said ...
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THE Joint Standing Committee on the Free City Hospital , would submit the following REPORT . Fully impressed with the importance of the subject submitted for their consideration , the Committee endeavored to procure all information ...
THE Joint Standing Committee on the Free City Hospital , would submit the following REPORT . Fully impressed with the importance of the subject submitted for their consideration , the Committee endeavored to procure all information ...
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The impression left upon the minds of the Committee by the information obtained at the hospital and from these reports , was that all the accommodation needed by the community could be furnished there , were its income enlarged .
The impression left upon the minds of the Committee by the information obtained at the hospital and from these reports , was that all the accommodation needed by the community could be furnished there , were its income enlarged .
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The largest number of inmates at any one time in the hospital , was one hundred and seventy - five in the winter of 1860 ; the averarge during that year being one hundred and twenty - eight . The number of applicants refused admission ...
The largest number of inmates at any one time in the hospital , was one hundred and seventy - five in the winter of 1860 ; the averarge during that year being one hundred and twenty - eight . The number of applicants refused admission ...
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difficulty of procuring admission for cases that would really be willingly received , have discouraged applications , and the numbers offering the past year afford no criterion of the extent of hospital accommodation actually needed .
difficulty of procuring admission for cases that would really be willingly received , have discouraged applications , and the numbers offering the past year afford no criterion of the extent of hospital accommodation actually needed .
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1862 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Jun 2011 |
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