Abstract
List of Illustrations Preface Acknowledgments 1. John Monro: The Making of a Mad-Doctor 2. The Real Use of Discussing Madness: The Great Lunacy Debate 3. Madness in Their Methodism: Religious Enthusiasm, the Mad-Doctors, and the Case of Alexander Cruden 4. Mad as a Lord: Monro and the Case of the Earl of Orford 5. Mansions of Misery: Mad-Doctors and the Mad-Trade 6. Murder Most Foul, Madness Most High: The Courtroom, the Stateroom, and the Misty Summits of the Mad-Doctor's Expertise Notes Select Bibliography Index
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