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Ten days in a mad-house

Ten days in a mad-house

by Nellie Bly, Nellie Bly, BookCaps

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In the 1800s, journalist Nellie Bly pretended to be mentally ill and spent 10 days in an insane asylum in order to report on conditions and abuses there.
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["Mentally ill" "Commitment and detention" "New York (N.Y.). Lunatic Asylum Blackwell's Island" "Psychiatric hospitals" "New York (N.Y.)." "Hospitals" "BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY" "Editors Journalists Publishers" "POLITICAL SCIENCE" "Public Policy" "Social Security" "Social Services & Welfare" "Internal medicine" "Mental Health" "Mental Health Institution" "Blackwell's Island" "New York. Penitentiary Blackwell's Island" "Prison" "Judge" "Court" "Expose" "Hospital" "New York State" "Asylum" "Sanitarium" "Psychiatry - general & miscellaneous" "Medical ethics" "Civil rights - general" "Psychology - history" "Psychopathology - general & miscellaneous" "Mental health services & personnel" "Bly nellie 1867-1922" "New york (n.y.) hospitals"]

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