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Dr. Conolly has recently concluded a series of thirteen papers on the Physiognomy of Insanity, in the Medical Times and Gazette , illustrated by some very beautiful photographs from the portfolio of our accomplished associate Dr. Diamond, of Twickenham. We shall in this place make a few selections from the observations bearing on the general question of mental disease, and its exciting causes, with which Dr. Conolly has interspersed his special remarks on the individual portraits before him. The several papers are written with that grace and felicity of expression all Dr. Conolly's literary contributions.
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