Ten Days in a Mad-house

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In a groundbreaking exposé, "Ten Days in a Mad-House," journalist Nellie Bly unveils the harrowing realities of mental institutions during a time when societal stigma shrouded mental illness. Her courageous undercover investigation reveals the inhumane conditions faced by patients, highlighting the urgent need for reform. Bly’s vivid accounts of neglect and abuse challenge the prevailing notions of care and compassion, making her work a pivotal moment in the fight for unalienable rights for the mentally ill. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of advocacy and human dignity. Explore Bly’s relentless pursuit of truth and justice in a world that often turned a blind eye.

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