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See also: born at Toulouse on the 3rd of See also: February 1772
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In 1794 he became a pupil of the military hospital of See also: Narbonne, and subsequently studied in See also: Paris at the Salpetriere under P
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See also: Pinel, whose assistant he became
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In 181 r he was chosen physician to the Salpetriere, and in 1817 he began a course of lectures on the treatment of the insane, in which he made such revelations of the abuses existing in the lunatic asylums of See also: France that the See also: government appointed a commission
' In practice this means every one receiving such a patent, commission or See also: appointment
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to inquire into the subject
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Esquirol in this and other ways greatly assisted Pinel's efforts for the introduction of humaner methods
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The asylums of See also: Rouen, See also: Nantes and See also: Montpellier were built in accordance with his plans
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In 1823 he became inspector-general of the university of Paris for the faculties of See also: medicine, and in 1826 chief physician of the See also: asylum at Charenton
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He died at Paris on the 13th of See also: December 1840
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