The Alienist and Neurologist, Volume 19Charles Hamilton Hughes Ev.E. Carreras, Steam Printer, Publisher and Binder, 1898 |
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... Blood Treatment of Disease .. 146 A Winter Remedy .. 301 Bremer's Blood Test of Diabetes .. 140 Brain - Surgery . 304 Cactina 304 Cardiac Neuroses . 131 Classification of Epileptics .... 136 Degenerates .. 310 Epilepsy and Auto ...
... Blood Treatment of Disease .. 146 A Winter Remedy .. 301 Bremer's Blood Test of Diabetes .. 140 Brain - Surgery . 304 Cactina 304 Cardiac Neuroses . 131 Classification of Epileptics .... 136 Degenerates .. 310 Epilepsy and Auto ...
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... blood was mingled with that of Gymric Celts like those who wrote the Mabinogion and Caelic Celts , whose ballads according to the " judging eye . of Spenser contained the pure gold of poetry . " Byron was an outcome of this strain . In ...
... blood was mingled with that of Gymric Celts like those who wrote the Mabinogion and Caelic Celts , whose ballads according to the " judging eye . of Spenser contained the pure gold of poetry . " Byron was an outcome of this strain . In ...
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... blood of the Berseker revived from time to time . An additional defect came from an alliance with a family in which vehemence , impulsiveness , waywardness and ability appear most strongly ; the Berkeleys who shocked even the very ...
... blood of the Berseker revived from time to time . An additional defect came from an alliance with a family in which vehemence , impulsiveness , waywardness and ability appear most strongly ; the Berkeleys who shocked even the very ...
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... blood came the poet's father " Mad Jack " Byron . He was a handsome man who became a captain in the guards , but his character so developed itself in degeneracy as to alienate his family . In 1778 he seduced Amelia D'Arcy , daughter of ...
... blood came the poet's father " Mad Jack " Byron . He was a handsome man who became a captain in the guards , but his character so developed itself in degeneracy as to alienate his family . In 1778 he seduced Amelia D'Arcy , daughter of ...
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... blood . " I have dealt at much length with the source of repub- licanism in Byron as Byron's republicanism has been con- sidered a cant like that of Caligua , and hence among his mental stigmata of degeneracy . In Great Britain and Ire ...
... blood . " I have dealt at much length with the source of repub- licanism in Byron as Byron's republicanism has been con- sidered a cant like that of Caligua , and hence among his mental stigmata of degeneracy . In Great Britain and Ire ...
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