42“mutilation of helpless”： Criticism of Dr. R. Maurice Bucke of the London Asylum, Ontario, Canada, quoted in “The Hysterical Female,” Restoring Perspective: Life and Treatment at the London Asylum, https://www.lib.uwo.ca/archives/virtualexhibits/londonasylum/hysteria.html.
43“emotional disorder”： Sheehan, “Victorian Clitoridectomy,” 333.
44“tincture of veratria”： Dr. McIlhenny, in “Proceedings of the Twelfth,” 98.
45“for the purpose”： Dr. Earle, ibid., 99.
46“singular sensation”： Ibid.
47“boisterous”： Dr. Bemis, in “Proceedings of the Thirteenth,” 94.
48“not only temporarily”： Dr. Athon, in “Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Meeting of the AMSAII,” AJOI 16 （July 1859）： 50.
49“I use it”： Dr. Hills, in “Proceedings of the Thirteenth,” 93.
50“to prevent its”： “Eighth Biennial Report of the Trustees, Superintendent, and Treasurer of the Illinois State Hospital for the Insane at Jacksonville: December 1862,” Reports of the Illinois, 334.
51“deaf adder”： EP repeatedly uses this as a metaphor for AM, including PHL, 112 and 262.
52“It is too”： EP, “My Reproof,” MP1, 129.
53“His word could”： EP, PHL, 77.
CHAPTER 13
1“Mrs. Packard, who”： AM, quoted by EP, MPE, 89.
2“Every means possible”： EP, PHL, 197.
3“injurious”： AM, in “Eighth Biennial Report,” 359.
4“let [them] alone”： Ibid., 358.
5“sterling commandment”： Ibid.
6“immediately destroyed”： S. A. Kain （Susan Kane）， letter to the governor, January 1866, reproduced in both the State Register and MP2, 223.
7“the sense of”： EP, GD, 4:164.
8“It [is] hard”： Ibid., 4:193.
9“the dominant and”： AM, “Attendants in Institutions,” 53.
10“with feelings of”： System of Regulations for the State Lunatic Hospital, Worcester, Mass. （Worcester, MA, 1839）， 7, quoted in Gerald N. Grob, The State and the Mentally Ill: A History of Worcester State Hospital in Massachusetts, 1830–1920 （Durham: University of North Carolina Press, 1966）， 66.
11“his judgment is”： EP quoting AM’s words, PHL, 143.
12“shape [their] manner”： AM, “Attendants in Institutions,” 53.
13“The superior”： Ibid.
14“modify his thoughts”： Review of Moral Medicine in the Treatment of Nervous Diseases by Atde. Padioleau, AJOI 21 （July 1864）： 160.
15“benignant Prospero”： AM, “Attendants in Institutions,” 53.
16“elevated by his”： Ibid.
17“laying on of”： EP, PHL, 78.
18“large numbers of”： AM, in “Seventh Biennial Report of the Trustees, Superintendent, and Treasurer of the Illinois State Hospital for the Insane at Jacksonville: December 1860,” Reports of the Illinois, 318.
19“Is such ease”： EP, GD, 4:28.
20“that I should”： Ibid., 4:29.
21“dark corner”： Ibid., 4:42.
22“all by ourselves”： Ibid.
23“I will see”： AM, quoted by EP, PHL, 79–80.
24“Dr. McFarland didn’t force”： EP, GD, 4:66.
25“a mere impulsive”： EP, PHL, 80.
26“Dr. McFarland”： Ibid.
27“stepping-stone to”： EP, MK, 66.
28“imperative necessity”： Ibid., 61.
29“The Doctor orders”： Attendants, quoted by EP, ibid., 59.
30“If the doctor”： EP, GD, 4:37.
31“all reasonable time”： EP, “A Defense,” TE, 93.
32“intelligently and knowingly”： Ibid.
33“I will not”： EP, “My Reproof,” MP1, 131 [italics added].
34“championship of”： EP, MK, 65.
35“[You have] no”： EP, PHL, 89.
36“Mrs. Packard”： Ibid.
37“manly protector”： Repeated references throughout EP’s books, including EP, MK, 95.
38“I therefore shall”： EP, “A Defense,” TE, 117.
39“on simple hearsay”： EP, PHL, 80–81.
40“The Approaching Revolution”： New York Herald, October 26, 1860, reproduced in Jacksonville Sentinel, November 9, 1860.
CHAPTER 14
1“I, your sane”： EP, “A Defense,” TE, 93–95.
2“I am a”： Ibid., 109.