"[They] enjoy the luxurious sense of ease that a bath affords, and they are gratified at being for a couple of hours the sole recipients of the close personal attention of their bath attendant."

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2.	Cash analysis book. Jan 1908-Mar 1920.     University of York. Borthwick Institute    RET 3/2/7/2
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18.	Draft note on the opening times and charges for the new baths attached to the Retreat. [Undated c.1876]    University of York. Borthwick Institute    RET 5/7/7/2
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20.	'Notes of ten years' experience in the use of the Turkish bath in the treament of mental ill-health' / Robert Baker    Journal of mental science    (Jul 1889)   p.185
21.	'Notes of ten years' experience in the use of the Turkish bath in the treament of mental ill-health' / Robert Baker    Journal of mental science    (Jul 1889)   p.186
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26.	This began in 1841 as the Association of Medical Officers of Asylums and Hospitals for the Insane, eventually becoming the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 1971.
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