The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... common fact , ( though it is common in my experience ) that the patient should remain well , if discharged at that time and returned home , the question is one I have felt unable to answer ; but if the experience of others is that such ...
... common fact , ( though it is common in my experience ) that the patient should remain well , if discharged at that time and returned home , the question is one I have felt unable to answer ; but if the experience of others is that such ...
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... common experience in other departments of human effort should have suggested from the beginning . Having tried innumerable experiments with a divided authority and responsibility , and a system of checks against official malfeasance ...
... common experience in other departments of human effort should have suggested from the beginning . Having tried innumerable experiments with a divided authority and responsibility , and a system of checks against official malfeasance ...
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... common with all other indi- viduals of his species , and another which are peculiar to him- self or a few others . That the former are preserved by he- reditary transmission , of course , nobody doubts , and the fact shows the ...
... common with all other indi- viduals of his species , and another which are peculiar to him- self or a few others . That the former are preserved by he- reditary transmission , of course , nobody doubts , and the fact shows the ...
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