A Concise History Of The Entire Abolition Of Mechanical Restraint In The Treatment Of The Insane, And Of The Introduction, Success And Final Triumph Of The Non-Restraint System Together With A Reprint Of A Lecture Delivered On The Subject In The

Hill was a pioneer in the development of humane treatment of the mentally ill. He introduced the non-restraint system, which eliminated the use of physical restraints in the treatment of patients. This concise history provides a detailed overview of the development of this revolutionary approach to mental health care.

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