A Monograph on mental unsoundness

action affected Anoesia appear attack bodily brain C. A. Schwetschke cause character circumstances Cliniques committed common law condition connected consequence considered convict Court crime criminal defence degree delirium delirium tremens delusion dementia depression derangement disease disorder drunkenness Dysthymia epilepsy Esquirol Evans Lloyd evidence examination excitement existence fact faculties Falret feeling Gericht habitual hallucinations homicide hypochondriac ideas idiocy idiot imbecility impulse individual influence instance intellectual intoxication judge jury Kleptomania Leçons Lég Lord Lord Portsmouth lucid interval lunacy lunatic madness mania Méd Melancholia melancholy mental unsoundness monomania moral moral responsibility morbid motive murder nature ness observed opinion Orfila Paris paroxysm partial insanity particular party passion patient peculiar perceptive person physician present principles prisoner produced propensity punishment pyromania question Ray on Insanity reason remarkable responsibility result sane sanity says Dr Schürmayer sense sleep sometimes Somnambulism suicide supposed symptoms testator thing tion trial unsound mind Vesania violent