| Description | Consists of the petition and letter certifying Isabeau's condition.
Isabeau Canterac, a widow suffering from dementia, requests to be admitted to the Hospital. The petition is written by James Blake, her former employer. He explains that he had hired Isabeau after receiving a very good reference from the Count de Monrepeaux. She is originally from Breschan but had to flee with her three children to Bordeaux, following persecutions in that area. Learning that James Black was to go to London she had asked to follow him.
Dr Silvester certifies that he had visited Isabeau Canterac. He confirms that she suffers from dementia and should be admitted to the Hospital. |