The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... remarks , without expressing my regret that I am unable to combine with them a larger amount of useful practical deduc- tions . I trust , however , that their production at this meeting may lead to valuable discussion , and that much of ...
... remarks , without expressing my regret that I am unable to combine with them a larger amount of useful practical deduc- tions . I trust , however , that their production at this meeting may lead to valuable discussion , and that much of ...
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... remarks , very justly , and the remark corresponds with my own experience , that , from one cause and another , patients are discharged after a too short residence in our hospitals for the insane . It is but just to remark here , in ...
... remarks , very justly , and the remark corresponds with my own experience , that , from one cause and another , patients are discharged after a too short residence in our hospitals for the insane . It is but just to remark here , in ...
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... remarks in the beginning of his opinion in Dew vs. Clark , and the quotations from that opinion in Waring vs. Waring . 2 See the remarks in 12 Lond . Jur . 513 , ( Part II . ) 3 Whart . & Still . Med . Jur . § 79 , et seq . 4 Sir ...
... remarks in the beginning of his opinion in Dew vs. Clark , and the quotations from that opinion in Waring vs. Waring . 2 See the remarks in 12 Lond . Jur . 513 , ( Part II . ) 3 Whart . & Still . Med . Jur . § 79 , et seq . 4 Sir ...
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