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PROVISION FOR THE INSANE . BY WILLIAM M. EDWARDS . ( William M.
Edwards , medical superintendent of the Michigan asylum for the insane , is one
of the most prominent alienists of Michigan , and by his research and the
published ...
PROVISION FOR THE INSANE . BY WILLIAM M. EDWARDS . ( William M.
Edwards , medical superintendent of the Michigan asylum for the insane , is one
of the most prominent alienists of Michigan , and by his research and the
published ...
Page 105
of this idea in his book on the Curability of the Insane . There is to - day such a
broadening in the application of the term insanity that it includes many people
that a generation ago would not have been considered appropriate candidates
for ...
of this idea in his book on the Curability of the Insane . There is to - day such a
broadening in the application of the term insanity that it includes many people
that a generation ago would not have been considered appropriate candidates
for ...
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In no instance do I think we have attained perfection in our care of the insane . I
hope that we never shall so feel , for as soon as we come to that conclusion ,
decay of the worst kind will supervene . In the administration of this great charity ,
as ...
In no instance do I think we have attained perfection in our care of the insane . I
hope that we never shall so feel , for as soon as we come to that conclusion ,
decay of the worst kind will supervene . In the administration of this great charity ,
as ...
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