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The Proportion of Epileptics to the Ordinary Asylum Population

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 21 , Issue 93 , April 1875 , pp. 80 - 81
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists 1875 

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∗ Those classed as convicts were originally deported to this colony, became insane before the expiry of their sentences, and are still at the charge of the Imperial Treasury. They are mostly aged patients.Google Scholar

† The criminals are confined under the Criminal Lunacy Statutes in force in the colony, and include a certain number of Queen's pleaeuremen.Google Scholar

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