The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... evidence , but carefully abstaining from the mention of names , dates , or any other particulars that would indicate that these facts had actually appeared in evidence . Accordingly , the experts set up a hypothetical personage , a mere ...
... evidence , but carefully abstaining from the mention of names , dates , or any other particulars that would indicate that these facts had actually appeared in evidence . Accordingly , the experts set up a hypothetical personage , a mere ...
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... evidence is brief , the facts are few and tangible , and easily repeated ; while , in the latter , the evidence might fill a volume , much of it , perhaps , having no bearing on the essential point . Out of this mass of relevant and ...
... evidence is brief , the facts are few and tangible , and easily repeated ; while , in the latter , the evidence might fill a volume , much of it , perhaps , having no bearing on the essential point . Out of this mass of relevant and ...
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... evidence . The military are hereby charged to see that an escape does not occur . Yours truly , A. LINCOLN . " Dr. Gray , in accordance with this authority , proceeded at once to Fortress Monroe , reported to Major General Foster , and ...
... evidence . The military are hereby charged to see that an escape does not occur . Yours truly , A. LINCOLN . " Dr. Gray , in accordance with this authority , proceeded at once to Fortress Monroe , reported to Major General Foster , and ...
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