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Psychical Diseases of Early Life

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

J. Crichton Browne
J. Crichton Browne*
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Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh
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In all ages of the world, from the earliest dawning of society down to our own enlightened day—theologians, philosophers, and legislators, those called upon to govern and to guide mankind, have agreed as to the importance to be attached to the physical, mental, and moral training of infancy and childhood. States and societies, and the Church too, have admitted the truth of their theories, and have practically applied them to the affairs of life, to the prevention of crime, and to the advancement of the human race in many social and moral respects. For it is well known to these that it is during infancy and childhood that the being, with a mind plastic and educable, may be taught that discipline and self-control, the application of those principles of responsibility, of justice, and of truth, which are afterwards to fit him to fight the battle of life, and to become a useful member of society.

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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 6 , Issue 33 , April 1860 , pp. 284 - 320
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1860 

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