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It is characteristic of the American approach to social problems that it should be thought worth while for the American Foundation for Mental Hygiene to finance a survey of the treatment of the mentally ill. It is perhaps not so characteristic that the subject should be approached by a social historian from the standpoint of the gradual development of social attitudes and of the institutions through which these attitudes became shaped.
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