The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... sufficient to swell this article to the dimensions of a volume . It was necessary to make a selection , and though the most prominent ones have been taken , yet many others less striking to the casual observer , are not less significant ...
... sufficient to swell this article to the dimensions of a volume . It was necessary to make a selection , and though the most prominent ones have been taken , yet many others less striking to the casual observer , are not less significant ...
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... sufficient care to determine satisfactorily the latter . The course of the ball was not explored with the knife , but simply with a probe . It was sufficient that the wound was immediately fatal . Dr. Wright was arrested , taken before ...
... sufficient care to determine satisfactorily the latter . The course of the ball was not explored with the knife , but simply with a probe . It was sufficient that the wound was immediately fatal . Dr. Wright was arrested , taken before ...
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... sufficient ground for predicating insanity will seldom if ever appear in any single act . We very often speak of an insane act or an insane delusion as though in them- selves they were essentially different from other acts and common ...
... sufficient ground for predicating insanity will seldom if ever appear in any single act . We very often speak of an insane act or an insane delusion as though in them- selves they were essentially different from other acts and common ...
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