The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... disease and anomalous formation than in that of ordinary peculiarities . Besides , we are to recollect that it is not necessarily the disease which is transmitted , but only the predisposition to disease , and this , owing to some fortu ...
... disease and anomalous formation than in that of ordinary peculiarities . Besides , we are to recollect that it is not necessarily the disease which is transmitted , but only the predisposition to disease , and this , owing to some fortu ...
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... disease assumes more and more the recurrent type . The actions rather than the thoughts give evidence of the ex- istence of disease in these cases ; less delusions prevail among them , but more moral obliquity , and a greater difference ...
... disease assumes more and more the recurrent type . The actions rather than the thoughts give evidence of the ex- istence of disease in these cases ; less delusions prevail among them , but more moral obliquity , and a greater difference ...
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... disease may be so intensified in succeeding generations that its access is earlier , its symptoms are more grave and ... disease of a nervous type in a former generation . But this transformation does not extend to diseases of another ...
... disease may be so intensified in succeeding generations that its access is earlier , its symptoms are more grave and ... disease of a nervous type in a former generation . But this transformation does not extend to diseases of another ...
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