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ajod-669	du Plessis, Rory	The life stories and experiences of the children admitted to the Institute for Imbecile Children from 1895 to 1913	2020		.htm	text/html	9411	357	50	Wessel le Roux (HGM 24:23) recognised and responded to the ‘sound of dishes’, whereas a number of children, such as Christine Thompson (HGM 24:14), were receptive and responsive to interpersonal encounters. Although the institute made use of seclusion to manage troublesome behaviour (see HGM 24:48) and administered bromides to sedate unruly children (see HGM 24:73), the dominant approach used by the institute to deal with children who engaged in objectionable behaviour was to remove them by means of a transfer.	cache/ajod-669.htm	txt/ajod-669.txt