Physiological psychology. A case of suspension of the mental faculties, of the powers of speech, and special senses, with the exception of sight and touch, continuing for many months; with a commentary on some of the more important of its bearings, upon the philosophy of the human mind, and the physiological psychology of man /
Dunn, Robert,- 1877.
Dunn, Robert,- 1877,inscriber.StEdNL
London : T. Richards, 37, Great Queen Street,
1855.
Inscription at head of title: Geo Combe Esqr Edinburgh with the author's sincere respe[cts].
Psychophysiology.