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A CSES of INSANITY, with MEDICAL,
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VATIONS, and ESSAYS upon them.
By M. ALLEN, 111. D.
" Thou shalt not break the bruised reed."—lsaiah.
" The care of the human mind is the most noble branch of
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The first part contains an Essay on Atmo•pheric, Sol-
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We consider Dr. Allen's work one of great interest, both
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malady, for it shows that the old system of restraint and cruel
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Metropolitan Mag., Dec. 1831.
Also,
OBSERVATIONS on the LUNATIC ACT. En-
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