Bethlehem Hospital described in a June London Telegraph piece
The narrative tours Bethlehem Hospital for the insane in England as depicted by the London Telegraph, detailing airy wards, pigeons and birdsong, visitors and inmates, with scenes of the Rosy Gentleman and Queen of Heaven residents, and reflections on charity, duty, and humanity toward the afflicted.
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