Morison, Alexander, 1779-1866 · London : Longman and co., and S. Highley · leaf 111
ideas of grandeur werecombined with attempts at Buicide and loss of speech; theapplication of blisters retarded the progress of the disease,and the speech was restored.* . « in. timei roracicms, bat the doof deglutition being enfeebl< ttioa fane been produced by too large llioo to this… … • i 65 EXPLANATION OF PLATE XXII. EARLT STAGE OF GENERAL PARALYSIS. A. B., aged 37, a Lawyer, In this patient the disorder had been noticed fourmonths. His memory was much impaired, and hewas infirm of purpose, easily made to give upany object he seemed bent upon accomplishing. Hehad a slight…
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