Morison, Alexander, 1779-1866 · London : Longman and co., and S. Highley · leaf 291
w 165 EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXI. Portrait of J. T. D. aged 40. Little is known of the previous history of this man, exceptthat he was a day labourer, he had been insane four yearsbefore his death, and was so much addicted to this un-natural vice that it was necessary to seclude him fromother… … ! ■ 167 EXPLANATION OF PLATE LXII. Portrait of J. C. aged 40. This man was tried and found guilty, but acquitted on theground of insanity ; his crime was stated to be contranaturae ordinem rem habuit veneream et carnaliter cog-novit asinam. He is of a dull temperament, and ofrather weak intellect.…
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