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Mental Health in Late Medieval England Dune each is supported with anecdotalIn 1495, William, Viscount Beaumont, was declared unfit to take care of himself and given into the care of a guardian, due to unspecified mental health problems. Notably, his treatment was very kind, and runs contrary to many of our ideas of late medieval attitudes to mental illnesses. Using William`s example as well as other well recorded cases, such as that of Henry VI, this book examines mental health and mental illnesses in late medieval English