“…Such patients were very troublesome to nurse 'on account of their restless, aimless, and purposeless excursions about the room'. 52 Mary D., a 35-year-old married lady, admitted to Gartnavel in December 1882, was '[r]estless, excited and very incoherent, could not answer the simplest question and was altogether in a very helpless condition.' 53 Allied to this, patients could be destructive and dirty in their habits, tearing their clothes and breaking windows and furniture.…”