An Introduction to the Study of Animal Magnetism (1838) - Page 17

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III. Further Report of Cases treated Magnetically at the North London Hospital	362
IV. Case of Hysteria Hysteria: In the 19th century, a medical diagnosis often used to describe various physical and emotional symptoms in women. treated Magnetically, in Private Practice, by S. Sandys, Esq., Surgeon, Francis-terrace, Camden-town	367
V. Case of Rheumatism, with Periodical Fits of Delirium, treated Magnetically, in Private Practice, by Thomas Chandler, Paradise-st., Rotherhithe	372
VI. Case of Epilepsy treated Magnetically, in Private Practice, by J. N. Bainbridge, Esq., Surgeon, 86, St. Martin’s-lane, London	377
VII. Report in favour of Animal Magnetism, by Herbert Mayo, Esq.	379
VIII. Report of the Case of Lucy Clark, treated by Baron Dupotet de Sennevoy, at No. 20, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square. Communicated by George Denton, Esq., Surgeon, Tottenham	387