A Memoir Of The Warwick County Asylum [by H.t. Powell]

In this eye-opening memoir, Harry Townsend Powell shares his experiences working as a physician at the Warwick County Asylum. He provides a sensitive and compassionate account of the patients he encountered and the challenges he faced in caring for those afflicted with mental illness. Powell's frank and honest reflections shed light on the often misunderstood and stigmatized world of mental health care.

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