Insanity in Its Medico-Legal Relations : Opinion Relative to the Testamentary Capacity of the Late James C. Johnston of Chowan County, North Carolina
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During the whole course of this interview, and in many others which I had with him before and after this event, I failed entirely to discover any sign of mental derangement, except so far as related to his sister. On every other topic of conversation his opinions were such as showed that he possessed a sound and discriminating judgment, and his reasoning was such as would have con- vinced any one, unacquainted with his delusion, of the perfect integrity of his mental faculties. Even as regarded... his sister, there was no error in his intellectual processes.
His premises were indeed false, but the arguments he based upon them and the deductions he drew from them were thoroughly logical. Certainly if she had been the character he represented her to be, and had really been guilty of the conduct toward him of which he accused her, his aversion would have been perfectly natural. Pre- viously to his third attack of delirium, the severest charge he had made against his sister involved nothing of a crim- 24 inal nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the whole course of this interview, and in many others which I had with him before and after this event, I failed entirely to discover any sign of mental derangement, except so far as related to his sister. On every other topic of conversation his opinions were such as showed that he possessed a sound and discriminating judgment, and his reasoning was such as would have con- vinced any one, unacquainted with his delusion, of the perfect integrity of his mental faculties. Even as regarded... his sister, there was no error in his intellectual processes.
His premises were indeed false, but the arguments he based upon them and the deductions he drew from them were thoroughly logical. Certainly if she had been the character he represented her to be, and had really been guilty of the conduct toward him of which he accused her, his aversion would have been perfectly natural. Pre- viously to his third attack of delirium, the severest charge he had made against his sister involved nothing of a crim- 24 inal nature.
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