The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... remains in the insti- tution a week , and it seems cruel to retain him another day , for he is now as well as he has been at ... remain at home two or three months . And as I know that VOL . XX . No. 1 . sooner or later he must become a ...
... remains in the insti- tution a week , and it seems cruel to retain him another day , for he is now as well as he has been at ... remain at home two or three months . And as I know that VOL . XX . No. 1 . sooner or later he must become a ...
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... remain deprived of all these benefits , they themselves witness the gradual decay and final extinction of intellectual light , and their own degrada- tion . b . That a certain number of insane patients who might , in other circumstances ...
... remain deprived of all these benefits , they themselves witness the gradual decay and final extinction of intellectual light , and their own degrada- tion . b . That a certain number of insane patients who might , in other circumstances ...
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... remain as heretofore under the charge of a physician in chief , and who now has as associate officers one or more assistant physicians , a steward , and a matron in each building . The building now known as " the department for females ...
... remain as heretofore under the charge of a physician in chief , and who now has as associate officers one or more assistant physicians , a steward , and a matron in each building . The building now known as " the department for females ...
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