Excerpt from Treatise on the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity
Quite recently, the only complete and methodical treatise on insanity in conn'ection with its legal relations. It bears the impress of a philosophical mind accustomed to observe the mental Operations when under the influence of disease; it contains a happy analysis of some states of mental impair ment; its doctrines are generally correct, and in many instances in advance of his own, and even of our time. Hoffbauer, however, not being a practical physician, was less disposed to consider insanity in its pathological than in.
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