The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... less striking to the casual observer , are not less significant to those conversant with mental disease . In stating the above facts , it has been my endeavor to adhere strictly to the evi- dence - its letter as well as its spirit ...
... less striking to the casual observer , are not less significant to those conversant with mental disease . In stating the above facts , it has been my endeavor to adhere strictly to the evi- dence - its letter as well as its spirit ...
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... less mobile or fugitive , and more easy of comprehension . Up to between twelve and fifteen years there comes to be painted on our canvas , in the portion reserved for sensibility , a greater or less lively impressionability , a ...
... less mobile or fugitive , and more easy of comprehension . Up to between twelve and fifteen years there comes to be painted on our canvas , in the portion reserved for sensibility , a greater or less lively impressionability , a ...
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... less tonicity , and the sub- cutaneous , subcellular tissue be more or less elastic . It also is marked by lines and furrows , which are of importance as indicating the amount of activity of the subjacent muscles . At first , during ...
... less tonicity , and the sub- cutaneous , subcellular tissue be more or less elastic . It also is marked by lines and furrows , which are of importance as indicating the amount of activity of the subjacent muscles . At first , during ...
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