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The American Journal of Psychiatry

October 01, 1890, Vol. 47, No. 2
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WHO SHALL CARE FOR THE INDIGENT INSANE?
A. R. Moulton
OBLIGATIONS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION TO SOCIETY AND THE INSANE
O. Everts
SUBJECTIVE DELUSIONS; OR THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CERTAIN SYMPTOMS IN MENTAL DISEASE
Joseph Draper
ANALGESIA IN INSANITY
J. M. Keniston
THE PEOPLE vs. WILLIAM MANLEY
J. B. Andrews
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENTS OF AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS FOR THE INSANE
ABSTRACTS AND EXTRACTS
On. Aphasia, or the Lose of Speech, and the Localization of the Faculty of Articulate Language. By Frederick Bateman. M. D., F. R. C. P., etc. Second edition, greatly enlarged. London: J. & A. Churchill. Jarrold & Sons, 3 Paternoster Buildings
H. S. W.
Seventh Report of the State Committee on Lunacy of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, 1890:
E. N. B.
Biennial Report of the Minister of the Interior to the Legislative Assembly of 1890 at Honolulu, H. I
R. R. D.
Les Régicides, l'Histoire et dans le Présent. Par le Dr. Emmanuel Régis. Avec vingt portraits de Régicides, Lyon and Paris, 1890. (The Regicides, in History and in the Present. By Dr. Emmanuel Régis.)
H. M. B.
De l'Emploi des Moyens de Contrainte dans le Traitment des Aliénés. Etat de la Question en Angleterre. Par le Dr. Victor Parant. (On the Employment of Restraint in the Treatment of the Insane. State of the question in England.)
H. M. B.
I.—L'Hérédité Morbide et la Dégénérescence. dans leurs Rapports avec la Responsabilité des Aetes. Par le Dr. Victor Parant. Morbid heredity and degeneration in their relation to responsibility.) Extr. from Memoirs of Acad. des Sciences, Touloumse, 1890
H. M. B.
II.—Détermination de la Responsabilité chez in Individu Fauble d'Esprit, né de mr épileptique. Par M. le Dr. Victor Parant. (Determination of the responsibility in a weak-minded individual, born of an epileptic mother.) Publications of l'Echo Medical, Toulouse, 1890
H. M. B.
Railway Surgery. A Practical Work on the Special Department of Railway Surgery: For Railway Surgeons; and Practitioners in the General Practice of Surgery. By C. B. Stemen, A. M., M. D., LL. D., Professor of Surgery in the Fort Waymne College of Medicine; Surgeon to the St. Joseph Hospital; Chief Surgeon of the Western Division of the Pittsbuurgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway; Local Surgeon of the Wabash Railway; Member of the American Medical Association; Secretary of the National Association of Railway Surgeons; Member of the Pennsylvania Company's Association of Surgeons; Secretary of the Surgical Association of the Wabash Western Railway; Member of the British Medical Association; Member of the Indiana State Medical Society; etc. With nuumerous illustrations. 1890: J. H. Chambers & Company, Publishers and Dealers in Medical Books, 914 Locust Street, St. Louis
The Shadow-Line of Insanity. By John Shrady, M. D., of New York County. Reprinted from Vol. VI of the Transactions of the New York Medical Association. Concord, N. H.: Republican Press Association, 22 North Main Street. 1890
H. S. W.
The Care and Treatment of the Insane of This and Other Countries. By John M. Curdy, M. D., Youngstown. O. Presidential address delivered at the annual meeting of the Ohio State Medical Society for 1890
A. B. R.
Insanity as a Symptom of "Bright's Disease." By Alice Bennett, M. D., Ph. D. (Extract from Proceedings of Pennsylvania State Medical Society, June 10, 1890.)
Jahresbericht der Niederæsterreichischen Landesirrenanstalten Wien, Ybbs, Klosternenberg und des Irrenanstaltfiliales Gugging-Kierling pro 1888. (Annual Report of the Lower Austrian Public Asylums for the Insane at Vienna, Ybbs, Klosternenberg, and the Branch Asylum at Gugging-Kierling, for 1888.)
Familiar Forms of Nervous Disease. By Allen M. Starr, M. D., Ph. D., Professor of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. With Illustrations, Diagrams and Charts. New York: William Wood & Co. 8vo., pp. xvi., 339
Time Anatomy of time Central Nervous Organs in Health and Disease. By Dr. Heinrich Obersteiner, Professor [Ext.] at the University of Vienna. Translated, with annotations and additions. by Alex. Hill, M. A., M. D., M. R. C. S., Master of Dowling College, Cambridge: Examiner in Anatomy to the Universities of Cambridge and Glasgow. With 198 Illustrations. Philadelphia: P. Blakiston, Son & Co. 8vo. pp x-404
Cape Of Good Hope: Reports of the Medical Committee, the Vaccinating Surgeon, the Inspector of Asylums, and on the Government and Public Hospitals and Asylums, for 1889. W. J. Dodds, M. D., D. Sc., Inspector of Asylums
J. M. M.
New South Wales: Report for 1889 of the Inspector-General of the Insane. F. Norton Manning, M. D., Inspector-General
J. M. M.
LETTER FROM FRANCE
Victor Parant
NOTES AND COMMENTS
CORRESPONDENCE
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