The Question of Insanity - And Its Medico-Legal Relations Considered Upon General Principles #263654

A very cursory glance at it, however will be sufficient to satisfy the reader, that it has been put together, not so much with the intention of thor oughly elucidating scientifically or systematically, the different subjects here touched upon and enun~ ciated, as for the purpose of calling out the medi cal mind of North Carolina upon a subject of the momentous importance of mental medicine. This must be our apology for making public what per haps we ought to have-been more careful to con ceal, our weakness; but with no Ulysses in the field to bend his own bow, some weaker arm from the camp, we thought, should essay the enterprise.