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Telling ‘Sarah’s Story’ – finding truth in family history
It is some time since I have written on the history of my family, or on history in any sense really. I am deep into the process of finalising a manuscript that will be published in the next few months – … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, History, London, Mental health
Tagged Banstead Mental Hospital, depression, family, Family History, history, London, lunatic asylum, mental health, mental-health
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