The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... period , or very suddenly at any period , or soon after a state of very active disorder , such as high maniacal excite- ment , they are seldom permanent . Esquirol has made a state- ment , the correctness of which my own observations ...
... period , or very suddenly at any period , or soon after a state of very active disorder , such as high maniacal excite- ment , they are seldom permanent . Esquirol has made a state- ment , the correctness of which my own observations ...
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... period . Indeed , a short average residence would be , to mc , sufficiently indicative of the other fact - frequency of relapse . I believe that the only safeguard against relapse is a prolonged and assured period of convalescence . THE ...
... period . Indeed , a short average residence would be , to mc , sufficiently indicative of the other fact - frequency of relapse . I believe that the only safeguard against relapse is a prolonged and assured period of convalescence . THE ...
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... periods , wherein youth and man- hood are united , the intellect and will attain all their power . Imagination , which we have seen so influential in adolescence , so ready to combine ideas , submits to reason . In the second period ...
... periods , wherein youth and man- hood are united , the intellect and will attain all their power . Imagination , which we have seen so influential in adolescence , so ready to combine ideas , submits to reason . In the second period ...
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