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That Which is Caesar’s

That Which is Caesar’s

H. G. Woodley

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Relating the circumstances which resulted in his year-long commitment to a mental asylum, the author deliberates on the field of psychiatry and the nature and treatment of mental illness.

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Biography & Autobiography - Peoples & Cultures - Biography

Year:

1948

Publisher:

Oxford, Pen-in-Hand Pub. Co.

Language:

english

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