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Cases of Incendiarism with Commentary

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

John Baker
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Extract

This subject is probably more frequently alluded to and more fully treated in foreign than in English psychological literature. It may therefore be not unprofitable to review the details of some of the more interesting cases which have from time to time occurred in this country, and to discuss briefly their mental peculiarities.

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Part 1.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 35 , Issue 149 , April 1889 , pp. 45 - 54
Copyright
Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1889 

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References

∗ Griesinger on “Mental Diseases,” Sydenham Series, p. 270.Google Scholar

† “Psychological Medicine,” Bucknill and Tuke, note p. 290.Google Scholar

‡ My thanks are due to Dr. Nicolson for his kind permission to utilize my Broadmoor notes.Google Scholar

∗ July, 1887.Google Scholar

∗ Griesinger on “Mental Diseases,” p. 271.Google Scholar

† Taylor's “Medical Jurisprudence,” p. 592.Google Scholar

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