 | 1872 - 890 lapas
...higher industrial classes ; they are deficient in the power of attention and application, have bai memories, and make slow progress in learning; many...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. At the end of the best part of a life spent among prisoners, a prison aurgeon declares himself to be... | |
 | 1872 - 796 lapas
...and not a few of them are weak-minded and imbecile. The women are ugly in feature, without grace or expression or movement. The children who become juvenile...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile." The same defect or absence of moral sense is occasionally met with in medical practice among children... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1873 - 388 lapas
...angular heads, are stupid, sluggish, deficient in vital energy, and sometimes afflicted with epilepsy. They are of weak and defective intellect, though excessively...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. At the end of the best part of a life spent among prisoners, a prison surgeon declares himself to be... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1874 - 350 lapas
...defective intellect, though excessively cunning, and not a few of them are weak-minded and imbecile.t The women are ugly in features, and without grace...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. Mr. Bruce Thomson, * The Hereditary Nature of Crime. By JB Thomson. Journal of Mental Science, vol.... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1876 - 348 lapas
...sluggish, deficient in vital energy, and sometimes afflicted with epilepsy. As a class, they are of mean and defective intellect, though excessively cunning,...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. Mr. Bruce Thomson, * The Hereditary Nature of Crime. By JB Thomson. Journal of Mental Science, vol.... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1884 - 298 lapas
...though excessively cunning ; and not a few of them are weak-minded and imbecile. The women are ngly in features, and without grace of expression or movement....mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. At the end of the best part of a life spent among prisoners, a prison-surgeon declares himself to be... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1892 - 352 lapas
...features, and without grace of expression or movement. The children, who become juvenile-criminals, do not evince the educational aptitude of the higher...mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. Mr. Bruce Thomson, * The Hereditary Nature of Crime. By JB Thomson. Journal of Mental Science, vol.... | |
 | Henry Maudsley - 1900 - 360 lapas
...classes : they are deficient in the power of attention and application, have bad memories, and make sjow progress in learning ; many of them are weak in mind and body, and some of them actually imbecile. Mr. Bruce Thomson, who in his official capacity as surgeon to the General Prison of Scot* The Hereditary... | |
 | Mary Olmstead Stanton - 1913 - 1374 lapas
...is the class of habitual criminals. All observers, who have made them their study, agree that the)r constitute a morbid or degenerate variety of mankind,...writers on Mind, giving the opinion that moral defects arc accompanied witli low physical conditions. Any careful student of this work will soon become convinced... | |
 | Mary Olmstead Stanton - 1924 - 1290 lapas
...deformed, with budlij formed angular heads, are stupid, sluggish, deficient in rilal energy, and Hometimcs epileptic. They are of weak and defective intellect,...the opinion that moral defects are accompanied with loio physical conditions. Any careful student of this work will soon become convinced that moral character... | |
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They are of weak and defective intellect, though excessively cunning ; and not a few of them are weak-minded and imbecile. The women are ugly in features, and without grace of expression or movement. The children, who become juvenile criminals, do not... 
