A Letter to the Right Honorable the Lord Chancellor, On the Nature And Interpretation of Unsoundness of Mind, And Imbecility of Intellect
A Letter to the Right Honorable the Lord Chancellor, On the Nature And Interpretation of Unsoundness of Mind, And Imbecility of Intellect
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Those who haveaccumulated the largest sum of experience in disorders of the intellect, have viewed the various forms under which they are manifested, asequally conducing to render an individual incapable of conductinghimself and managing his affairs, whether the mental affection be termedmadness, melancholy, insanity, mental derangement, non compos mentis, idiotcy, or lunacy; and, if it were necessary, a more ample cataloguemight be introduced. Physicians may, perhaps, be advantageouslyoccupied... in establishing nice shades of difference in the symptoms ofmental disorder; and, if we do not already possess sufficient, maycreate new terms expressive of these modifications: and such extensionof the nosological volume may have its practical utility: but the lawyercan have no interest in such speculations, he only looks to the medicalevidence to demonstrate the existence of that _morbid_ condition ofintellect that renders the individual incompetent to conduct himself insociety, and to manage his affairs.
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Those who haveaccumulated the largest sum of experience in disorders of the intellect, have viewed the various forms under which they are manifested, asequally conducing to render an individual incapable of conductinghimself and managing his affairs, whether the mental affection be termedmadness, melancholy, insanity, mental derangement, non compos mentis, idiotcy, or lunacy; and, if it were necessary, a more ample cataloguemight be introduced. Physicians may, perhaps, be advantageouslyoccupied... in establishing nice shades of difference in the symptoms ofmental disorder; and, if we do not already possess sufficient, maycreate new terms expressive of these modifications: and such extensionof the nosological volume may have its practical utility: but the lawyercan have no interest in such speculations, he only looks to the medicalevidence to demonstrate the existence of that _morbid_ condition ofintellect that renders the individual incompetent to conduct himself insociety, and to manage his affairs.
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