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English: A full page illustration and short article was published in The Illustrated London News on 15 January 1848 about how Twelfth Night was celebrated at the Wikipedia:Hanwell Asylum.
Text reads: "Seven years have elapsed since the experiment of non-restraint has been fully tried in the Hanwell Asylum; and Dr Conolly, in the spirit of a Christian philosopher, thanks God, with deep and unfeigned humility, that nothing has occurred during that period to throw discredit on the great principles for which he has so nobly battled".
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