a large proportion of the intemperate in a well-conducted institution would be radically cured, and would again go into society with health re-established, diseased appetites removed, with principles of temperance well grounded and thoroughly understood,... The Medical Times and Register - Сторінка 421875Повний перегляд - Докладніше про цю книгу
| 1839 - 442 стор.
...which rendered confinement necessary. The result of this experience has been the fullest conviction, that a large proportion of the intemperate, in a well-conducted...into society with health re-established, diseased appetites removed, with principles of temperance well grounded and thoroughly understood, so that they... | |
| George Burr - 1874 - 38 стор.
...1833 Dr. Woodward of the Worcester (Mass.) Insane Hospital, in a series of essays which he published, maintained that intemperance was a disease, and declared,...into society with health re-established, diseased appetites removed, with principles of temperance well grounded and thoroughly understood, so that they... | |
| Jared Lobdell - 2004 - 420 стор.
...State Lunatic Hospital in Massachusetts), had formed "the fullest conviction, that a large portion of the intemperate in a well-conducted institution would be radically cured, and would go again into society with health re-established, diseased appetites removed, with principles of temperance... | |
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