The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... nature of the malady , the personal history of the patient , and his liability to relapse . He knows that the patient is kept in his present apparent sanity by the help of the influences of the hospital , and the protection he there ...
... nature of the malady , the personal history of the patient , and his liability to relapse . He knows that the patient is kept in his present apparent sanity by the help of the influences of the hospital , and the protection he there ...
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... nature maintained . But a certain amount of variety is not inconsis- tent with harmony , and , therefore , individuals , while agreeing in all the characters of the species , are distinguished from one another by some obvious though ...
... nature maintained . But a certain amount of variety is not inconsis- tent with harmony , and , therefore , individuals , while agreeing in all the characters of the species , are distinguished from one another by some obvious though ...
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... Nature , " says Bacon , " is often hidden , sometimes overcome , seldom extinguished . Force maketh nature more violent in return ; doctrine and discourse maketh nature less importune , but custom only doth alter and subdue nature ...
... Nature , " says Bacon , " is often hidden , sometimes overcome , seldom extinguished . Force maketh nature more violent in return ; doctrine and discourse maketh nature less importune , but custom only doth alter and subdue nature ...
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