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Essay on the Classification of Mental Alienation, by Dr. M. Baillarger, Physician to the Salpetriére, Paris, being the Introductory Lecture for the Summer 1854, communicated by Dr. Blount

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In following the order that we have fixed upon, we most begin with general pathology, which as you see in the above diagram, is divided into three groups of lesions. 1st, Partial 2nd, General 3rd, Those primitively partial which tend to become general.

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The Asylum Journal , Volume 1 , Issue 9 , November 1854 , pp. 137 - 141
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