Volume 1

The modern treatment of nervous and mental disease / by American and British authors.

Date:
1913
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Credit: The modern treatment of nervous and mental disease / by American and British authors. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fio. IS B-1886 B4869 B-1888 B-1891 B-1896 B-1898 B-1901 6 The central mating is that of two normal parents, both of whom belong to stock that shows evidence of being neuropathic. Doubtless some of the germ cells of both parents are defective in mental strength. Along with six normal children appears one epileptic. A, alcoholic; B, blind; B (below), born; D, deaf; D (below), died; E, epileptic; F, feeble-minded; N, normal; Sx, sex offender. SV in the means an inmate of a State Village for Epileptics. David F. Weeks. (Taken from Davenport.) Fig. 19 D-80 D-44 1, X, _L a] @ n (N) (R) 1st ^-^ ^-^ Will Delormed Jt D inf. >7 r-y' Paralysed I 5 D Inf. Inf. 0-6 D-a 2nd Wife -O D D u Bright's Disease 1 Neur- otic 2nd Wife Inf. o See Chart 2013 D-8 Brlghl's Disease B-1892 @The N.J. State Home for Boys ©Poor Farm- New Brunswick —(2Y3) — (3) ©Children's Industrial Home- NewBrunswiok The product of a feeble-minded man (who has an epileptic brother) and his epileptic wife (whose father was insane and uncle feeble-minded); the first child died in infancy, the next two were feeble- minded and died young, the next is an epileptic at the New Jersey State Village; the next is feeble- minded* has a criminal record, and is in the State Homo for Boys; the last is feeble-minded and is in the Children's Industrial Home. Six in this family have been or are wards of the State. A, alcoholic; C, criminalistic; D, deaf; E, epileptic; F feeble-minded; I, insane; N, normal. SV in the means an inmate of a State Village for Epileptics. David F. Weeks. (Taken from Davenport.)