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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 15 (October 1873) (1873)

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ain. These cellules arethereby, in turn, modified, and experiments upon living ani-mals and pathologic observations enable the determinationof phenomena corresponding to such influence. It has beenknown for a long time that, in the case of lunatics, the cor-tical couch of the brain is softened or… … Hence, while in the optic couches lies simple perception, inthe region above alluded to live the reasoning powers justnamed. In order to trace the connection which, therefore, mustexist between them, let it be supposed that a brain, free fromany impression whatever, is submitted to the influence of…

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