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A letter to the ... Lord Chancellor, on the nature and interpretation of unsoundness of mind, and imbecility of intellect / [John Haslam].

  • Haslam, John, 1764-1844
Date:
1823
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Credit: A letter to the ... Lord Chancellor, on the nature and interpretation of unsoundness of mind, and imbecility of intellect / [John Haslam]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    is deposed on oath, and that he is examined by the commissioners and jury under the same awful res¬ ponsibility :—therefore, when the solemnity of that obligation is contemplated, the anxiety for accu¬ rate information will scarcely require an apology. I am, my Lord, with the utmost respect, your Lordship’s very obedient servant, JOHN HASLAM iVo.2, Mart Street, Bloomsbury, .> May, 1823. fVorks by the same Author. OBSERVATIONS on MADNESS and MELANCHOLY. ILLUSTRATIONS of MADNESS, with a plate. ' On the MORAL MANAGEMENT of the INSANE. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, as it relates to Insanity. A LETTER to the GOVERNORS of BETHLEM HOS¬ PITAL. SOUND MIND, or the Physiology of Intelligent Beings. fc # • / T 4 ' ^,4 «• - * ; A new edition of the Observations on Madness and Melancholy, with considerable additions, will shortly appear. , f .J ‘ f '1 T-k ■ * i‘ i . .. ’ ,. , j . ; i <J . - i — # * * ■» •* Printed by G. Hayden, Little College Street, Westminster,