The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... observed hundreds of cases , and have not met with a single case which presented itself in that aspect , I have been led to doubt the truth of the cases as given by the writers ; to doubt whether the cases had been fully reported , and ...
... observed hundreds of cases , and have not met with a single case which presented itself in that aspect , I have been led to doubt the truth of the cases as given by the writers ; to doubt whether the cases had been fully reported , and ...
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... observed , in his institution , any tendency to relapse which he has supposed was occasioned by disap- pointment in not being released , by an idea of confinement and by the unpleasant surroundings of the institution , after he had ...
... observed , in his institution , any tendency to relapse which he has supposed was occasioned by disap- pointment in not being released , by an idea of confinement and by the unpleasant surroundings of the institution , after he had ...
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... observed ; and , in support of the statement , the cases reported in works of med- ical authority were cited , as well as a few coming under the personal observation of the gentlemen themselves . To this , the disbelievers in moral ...
... observed ; and , in support of the statement , the cases reported in works of med- ical authority were cited , as well as a few coming under the personal observation of the gentlemen themselves . To this , the disbelievers in moral ...
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