Hypnotism, mesmerism and the new witchcraft (1896)
Hart, Ernest Abraham, 1835-1898 · London : Smith, Elder & co. · leaf 106
s neu-rotic aptitudes and infirmities, an undoubted hypnoticand hysteric, but with all the cunning so often super-added to this condition and commonly pla3dng a largepart in the clinical picture derived from such performances.I may as well at once give a few outlines of his clinicalhistory, as he… … MESMERISM AND THE NEAV WITCHCEAFT 91 Three days afterwards lie had an attack of lethargy,lasting from eight to twelve hours. He was very wellap in the nomenclature of his own case, as indeed aremost of these people. He told me he was the victim ofheredity, that his father had died of apoplexy,…
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