The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... hand , they consist in a knowledge of the mental phenomena in a healthy state , in a close and extensive observation of the phenomena of insanity , and especially in a kind of sagacity or tact which enables us readily to apply this ...
... hand , they consist in a knowledge of the mental phenomena in a healthy state , in a close and extensive observation of the phenomena of insanity , and especially in a kind of sagacity or tact which enables us readily to apply this ...
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... hand , the muzzle of it against the person of the officer , and his hand on the trigger and cock , but he would not draw it ; that he did not know the officer was fatally wounded , and instantly proffered to aid him on seeing he was ...
... hand , the muzzle of it against the person of the officer , and his hand on the trigger and cock , but he would not draw it ; that he did not know the officer was fatally wounded , and instantly proffered to aid him on seeing he was ...
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... hand that he should be able to say " yes " or " no " to a simple question ; nor , on the other hand , was it necessary that he should be a well - informed man or a scholar . He might be stupid , dull , or ignorant , but if he understood ...
... hand that he should be able to say " yes " or " no " to a simple question ; nor , on the other hand , was it necessary that he should be a well - informed man or a scholar . He might be stupid , dull , or ignorant , but if he understood ...
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