The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... ment , they are seldom permanent . Esquirol has made a state- ment , the correctness of which my own observations have 34 [ July , Journal of Insanity .
... ment , they are seldom permanent . Esquirol has made a state- ment , the correctness of which my own observations have 34 [ July , Journal of Insanity .
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... ment of the insane are classed , as : 1st . County asylums , admitting paupers ; 2d . " Hospitals , " established and assisted by voluntary contributions ; and 3d . Licensed houses , author- ized by the Commissioners in Lunacy to ...
... ment of the insane are classed , as : 1st . County asylums , admitting paupers ; 2d . " Hospitals , " established and assisted by voluntary contributions ; and 3d . Licensed houses , author- ized by the Commissioners in Lunacy to ...
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... ment of the establishment , on the supposition that the wel- fare of the patients is the great purpose of the institution , and that every agency employed is presumptively promoting this purpose . By this combination of responsibility ...
... ment of the establishment , on the supposition that the wel- fare of the patients is the great purpose of the institution , and that every agency employed is presumptively promoting this purpose . By this combination of responsibility ...
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