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The feebly inhibited; Nomadism, or the wandering impulse, with special reference to heredity, Inheritance of temperament (1915)
Davenport, Charles Benedict, 1866-1944 · Washington, D.C., Carnegie Institution of Washington · leaf 134
ered foolish. 11-7-had a vigorous temper; used to fighther sons and neighbors; was Sx.Ill-r, Sx. III-2, at 46 had violentspells of laughter and rage; washomicidal, silent, disagreeable, andprofane. III-5, alcoholic, quarrel-some; killed a man; died by cuttingthe arteries of wrist when intoxi-cated.… … Fig. 8. destructive, homicidal and suspicious of her husbands fidelity; now quiet andwith stormy, violent periods. (56: 32.) depressed, PEDIGREE CHARTS. 129 \Zh® n m [5o£m5S t^Jr© FiGtJRB 9.—II-2, jolly. III-i, had a periodic psychosis. III-2, becamehysterical and melancholy; at 25drowned herself.…Heredity · Temperament
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