American Journal of Psychiatry
Volume 46, Issue 3
January 1890
ARTICLE
January 1890
THE STATE IN THE CARE OF ITS INSANE
- Pages:311–326
- Published Online:1 April 2006
https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.46.3.311
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To sum up then, since this paper has already been prolonged to too great a length, this Conference through its individual members should mould public sentiment in the direction of immediate action to provide in each State supervision and accommodation for ...
January 1890
THE FAMILY OR BOARDING-OUT SYSTEM,—ITS USES AND LIMITS AS A PROVISION FOR THE INSANE
- Pages:327–338
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January 1890
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE AS RELATED TO SCIENCE, AND GENERAL CONDITIONS OF IIUMANITY HISTORICALL CONSIDERED
- Pages:354–362
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January 1890
A CASE OF CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS, WITH CONJUGATE DEVIATION OF THE HEAD AND EYES
- Pages:370–374
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January 1890
The Past and Present Provision for the Insane Poor in Yorkshire, with Suggestions for the Future Provision of this Class. By Dr. HACK TUKE. A Presidential Address before the section of Psychology at the Annual Meeting of the British Medical Association. August, 1889. London: J. & A. Churchill
- Pages:399–402
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January 1890
Inebriety: Its Etioloy, Patholgoy, Treatment and Jurisprudence. By NORMAN KERR, M. D., F. L. S., etc. Second Edition. London: H. K. Lewis, 136 Gower Street, 1889
- Pages:402–404
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January 1890
Hypnotism: Its History and Present Development. By Fredrik BjÖRnstrÖM, M. D., Authorized Translation from the Second Swedish Edition. By Baron Nils Posse, M. G
- Pages:404–405
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