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Excerpt from American Journal of Insanity, 1856-7, Vol. 13
Metastasis of Diseased Action to the Brain in Gout and other Diseases. By James F. Lynch, M. D. Michigan Asylum for the Insane, History and Description of Miller, Hugh: his Suicide Monomania - Translation from French. Moses Sheppard, Biographical Notice of Mount Hope Institution New Hampshire Asylum for the lusane New Institutions for the Insane New York, Insanity in State of City Lunatic Asylum State Lunatic Asylum Observations on Functional and Organic Diseases. By S. Annan, M. D. On the Legal Rights and Responsibilities of the Deaf and Dumb. By Harvey P. Peet, LL. On the use of Chlorof'orm in the Treatment of Puerperal Insanity. By A. T. H. Waters Ov'erworking the Brain Paralysis, &c., a Plea for the Non-performance of Marriage Pathology of Mental Disease, Cases illustrating the General Paralysis, Cases illustrative of Pauperism, Mental and Physical Characteristics of. Peet, Harvey P., LL. D., on Legal Rights, &c., of Deaf and Dumb Pennsylvania Hospital for the lnsaue. Physical Organization and Mental Manifestations Plea of Insanity, Homicide, &c.. Prominence of the Eyeballs, Case of Puerperal Insanity, Treatment of, by Chloroform Quinn, Dr., Resignation of Reciprocal In?uence of the Physical Organization and Mental Manifesta tions. By Dr. A. O. Kellogg Reed. Dr. J. A., Appointment of Relatives, Marriage between, &c Reports of British Asylums. Reports of American Asylums Maine Insane Hospital. New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane Vermont Asylum for the Insane mclean Asylum for the Insane.
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