The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... witness , Jane E. Balsam , testifies to the opinion of her family , that Dr. Wright was insane , at the same time testify- ing to her own belief , that he was not insane . She likewise testifies that Dr. Wright did not give her the ...
... witness , Jane E. Balsam , testifies to the opinion of her family , that Dr. Wright was insane , at the same time testify- ing to her own belief , that he was not insane . She likewise testifies that Dr. Wright did not give her the ...
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... witness stated to be that Dr. Wright's professional conduct was at times unaccount- able , and his prescriptions eccentric . The observation of the witness in this respect is not substantiated by the rest of the testimony in the case ...
... witness stated to be that Dr. Wright's professional conduct was at times unaccount- able , and his prescriptions eccentric . The observation of the witness in this respect is not substantiated by the rest of the testimony in the case ...
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... witness's judgment , not responsible . The evidence produced , on the part of the Government , of John and Nancy ... witness was a man of intelligence and a competent chemist . His testimony as to the character of Dr. Wright's prescrip ...
... witness's judgment , not responsible . The evidence produced , on the part of the Government , of John and Nancy ... witness was a man of intelligence and a competent chemist . His testimony as to the character of Dr. Wright's prescrip ...
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