The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... friends , inexperienced in this disease , cannot make this distinction : they see the manifestation of mental health , and fondly trust that it is permanent . They neither under- stand , nor duly fear , the dangers which would beset the ...
... friends , inexperienced in this disease , cannot make this distinction : they see the manifestation of mental health , and fondly trust that it is permanent . They neither under- stand , nor duly fear , the dangers which would beset the ...
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... friends as to the probable result of a patient's case , based upon the remission of the disease . DR . BUTTOLPH : In our institution we are fortunately quite free from the application of friends for premature discharges . Our ...
... friends as to the probable result of a patient's case , based upon the remission of the disease . DR . BUTTOLPH : In our institution we are fortunately quite free from the application of friends for premature discharges . Our ...
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... friend went to the polls together , and on the way discussed the matter ; that his friend voted for the Union , and that ... friends . He I asked him as to his feelings towards colored troops . said , when the Federals took Norfolk , his ...
... friend went to the polls together , and on the way discussed the matter ; that his friend voted for the Union , and that ... friends . He I asked him as to his feelings towards colored troops . said , when the Federals took Norfolk , his ...
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