Mind in the Lower Animals in Health and Disease: Mind in diseaseC. K. Paul, 1879 |
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action Africa Africa W alcohol America animal insanity Animal World animals are captive appear artificial become begets birds biting bodily Bowerbankia brain Britain captive or domesticated Carnivora cattle causes of mental Cetacea chapter character Chimæra Circum common condition cruelty dangerous Darwin death degree delusions described disease disorder effects elephant emotion erotomania fear feeling female ferocity forms of insanity frequently fury genera Habits observed horse Houzeau Hyæna hydrophobia idiots illustrated India insanity Insessores instance intelligence irritability kind kleptomania larvæ leads London lower animals man's mania master melancholia mental defect mental excitement monkeys monomania moral morbid Name of Genus natural nervous occur passion phenomena physical Pierquin poisonous probably produced punishment rabies regarded result Scotland sense sheep simply sometimes sooty mangabey Species III stances stupidity suicide Syria temper terror theft timid tion treatment Ungulata usually various veterinarians Vulgaris wild Wood young Zealand Zoological Class
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