 | 1861 - 554 pages
...attributable to the introduction of a better system of bringing such cases under notice and care; and that we have not found any reasons supporting the opinion...more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity.'" 2. The third annual report of the " General Board of Commissioners in Lunacy for Scotland," is, like... | |
 | Leone Levi - 1862 - 524 pages
...attributable to the introduction of a better system of bringing such cases under notice and care ; and that we have not found any reasons supporting the opinion...more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity. TABLE showing the MEAN POPULATION, NUMBER of PATIENTS TREATED, and the DEATHS, in COUNTY and BOROUGH... | |
 | James Samuelson, William Crookes - 1870 - 660 pages
...following sentence, which very properly heads Dr. C. Lochart Kobertson's essay on the subject:—'" We have not found any reasons supporting the opinion...more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity."* In 1869, Dr. L. Robertson wrote, " that the alleged increase of lunacy is a popular fallacy, unsupported... | |
 | 1870 - 682 pages
...following sentence, which very properly heads Dr. C. Lochart Kobertson's essay on the subject : — " We have not found any reasons supporting the opinion generally entertained that the community arc more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity."* In 1869, Dr. L. Robertson wrote, "that the... | |
 | 1870 - 644 pages
...sentence, which very properly heads Dr. C. Lochart Robertson's essay on the subject : — " We nave not found any reasons supporting the opinion generally...more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity."* In 1869, Dr. L. Robertson wrote, "that the alleged increase of lunacy is a popular fallacy, unsupported... | |
 | 1882 - 186 pages
...other causes than an increasing amount of mental disease. The English Commissioners in their i.sth report, state : " We have not found any reasons supporting...mental disease"; and the Irish Inspectors, in their 2pth report, also for 1879, "see no reason to suppose that lunacy is actually on the increase." Dr.... | |
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We have not found any reasons supporting the opinion generally entertained that the community are more subject than formerly to attacks of insanity."* In 1869, Dr. L. Robertson wrote, " that the alleged increase of lunacy is a popular fallacy, unsupported... 