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Saturday, 7 March 2015

One way to get a grip on the long history of Bedlam may be to compare it with the long history of hospitals for inocentes (mad people) in Spain, and then to track back from there to Islam's legacy to Spain.
Posted by Andrew Roberts at 02:58
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