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在《为疯子辩护》(A Plea for the insanity, 1918)一书中，莱昂内尔·韦瑟利(Lionel Weatherly)概述了1890年《疯子法案》以及英格兰和威尔士庇护护理的不足之处，并提出了改善的解决方案和方法。坚持需要勇气，但韦瑟利没有被争议和批评吓倒。这篇文章反映了他的书及其背景和时间在第一次世界大战结束时，并考虑我们是否可以受到启发，以同样的激情和热情面对当前的医疗危机。
In A Plea for the Insane (1918), Lionel Weatherly outlined the inadequacies of the Lunacy Act 1890 and of asylum care in England and Wales, and proposed solutions and ways to bring about improvements. It took courage to persist, but Weatherly was undeterred by controversy or criticism. This article reflects on his book and its context and timing at the end of the First World War, and considers whether we may be inspired to confront current healthcare crises with the same sort of passion and fervour as he did.
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