Practical essays on hypnotism and mesmerism (1897)
Betiero, T. J. (Thomas Jasper) · Chicago [Zelah & co.] · leaf 71
and charlatans. Ninth. Those who use hypnotism for dis- 64 PRACTICAL ESSAYS ON honorable or criminal purposes should receivecommensurate punishment. We have impressed upon the mind of an en-dormed subject, that in a chair beside him(upon which sat a spectator) he would, whenpermitted to open his… … HYPNOTISM AND MESMERISM. 65 flDesmertsm Ditterentiateb from SRppnotism JwlUCH literature of the day, in referring£11%/ to hypnotism, defines it usually asthe modern term for mesmerism. Such aa statement, to say the least, betrays an un-familiarity with the subject. Hypnotism, as a name, was first…
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