The following is a full list of books to be
adopted, and the amount required for their conservation/repair in
brackets:
Binet, A and Gere, C. (1887) Animal Magnetism. London: Keegan
Paul, Trench & Co. [£110.00]
Tuke, D.H. (1878) Insanity in ancient and modern life: with
chapters on its prevention. London: Macmillan & Co.
[£40.00]
Salmon, T.W. (1924) Mind and Medicine. New York: Columbia
University Press [£25.00]
Bastian, H.C. (1886) Paralysis: cerebral, bulbar and spinal: a
manual of diagnosis for students and practitioners. London: H.K.
Lewis (Inscribed by the author to Dr. Hack Tuke) [£80.00]
Althaus, J. (1887) Diseases of the nervous system: their
prevalence and pathology. London: Smith, Elder & Co. (Presented
from the Library of Professor G.M. Robertson) [£60.00]
Solly, S. (1847) The human brain: its structure, physiology and
diseases: with a description of the typical forms of brain in the
animal kingdom. London: Brown, Green, & Longmans (Inscribed by
the author to Dr. P. Newington) [£130.00]
Binns, E. And Stanhope E. (ed) (1845) The anatomy of sleep, or,
the Art of procuring sound and refreshing slumber at will. London:
John Churchill (Signed by Daniel Hack Tuke [£130.00]
Sieveking, E.H. (1858) On epilepsy and epileptiform seizures:
their causes, pathology and treatment. London: John Churchill
[£130.00]
Bastian, H.C. (1875) On paralysis from brain disease in its
common form. London: Macmillan and Co. (Signed by W.S. Tuke,
University College London, 1877) [£60.00]
Sabben, J. And Browne J.H.B. (1872) Handbook of law and lunacy,
or, the medical practitioner’s complete guide in all matters
relating to lunacy practice. London: J & A Churchill
[£90.00]
Abercrombie, J. (1845) Pathological and practical researches on
diseases of the brain and on the curability of certain forms of
insanity, epilepsy, catalepsy, and hysteria in females. London:
Robert Gardwicke [£130.00]
Winslow, F. (1861) On obscure diseases of the brain and
disorders of the mind. London: John W. Davies [£120.00]
Fletcher, R. (1833) Sketches from the sketch book, to illustrate
the influence of the mind on the body: with the treatment of some
of the more important brain and nervous disturbances which arise
from this. London: Longman & Co. [£130.00]
Marshall, H. (1841) On the diseases and derangements of the
nervous system: in their primary forms and in their modification by
age... London: H. Bailliere [£140.00]
Brown-Sequard, C.E. (1860) Course of lectures on the physiology
and pathology of the central nervous system: delivered at the Royal
College of Surgeons of England, May 1858. Philadelphia: J.B.
Lippincot & Co. [£130.00]
Bibby, G.H. (1894) Asylum construction and arrangement. London:
Drake, Driver & Leaver [£90.00]
Madden, R.R. (1857) Phantasmata, or illusions and fanaticisms of
protean forms productive of great evils. London: Newby
[£130.00]
Moll, A. (1890) Hypnotism. London: Walter Scott [£50.00]
Mayo, T. (1854) Medical testimony and evidence in cases of
lunacy: being the Croonian Lectures delivered before the Royal
College of Physicians in 1853; with an essay on the conditions of
mental soundness. London: Royal College of Physicians [£130.00]
Crowther, C. (1838) Observations on the management of madhouses:
illustrated by occurrences in the West Riding and Middlesex
asylums. London: Simpkin, Marshall & Co. [£95.00]
Winslow, F. And Winslow, L.S. (1874) Manual of Lunacy; A
handbook relating to the legal care and treatment of the insane.
London: Smith, Elder & Co. [£130.00]
Wood, W. (1852) Remarks on the plea of insanity and on the
management of crimical lunatics. London: Longman, Brown, Green
& Longmans [£90.00]
Browne, J.B.H. (1871) The medical jurisprudence of insanity.
London: J. & A. Churchill [£140.00]
Davey, James George (1850) Contributions to mental pathology:
with introductory observations containing the past and present
state of the insane in Ceylon. London: John Churchill [£100.00]
Watson, Alexander (1837) A medico-legal treatise on homicide by
external violence: with an account of the circumstances which
modify the medico-legal characters of injuries and exculpatory
pleas. Edinburgh : MacLachlan & Stewart [£90.00]
Williams J. W. Hume (1856) On soundness of mind in its medical
and legal considerations. London: John Churchill [£90.00]
Winslow, Forbes (1854) Lettsonian lectures on insanity. London:
John Churchill [£110.00]
Heidenhein, Rudolf (1888) Hypnotism or animal magnetism:
psychological observations. London: Kegan Paul, Trench & Co.
[£55.00]
Galton, Francis (1882) Hereditary genius: an inquiry into its
laws and consequences. London: Macmillian & Co. [£80.00]
Gaitskell, Joseph Ashley (1835) On mental derangement: its
causes, symptoms and treatment; with some observations relative to
lunatic asylums. Bath: A.E Binns [£120.00]
Dunn, Robert (1863) Medical psychology: comprising a brief
exposition of the leading phenomena of the mental states. London:
John Churchill [£110.00]
Duncan, P. Martin and Millard, William (1886) A manual for the
classification, training and education of the feeble minded,
imbecile and idiotic. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
[£130.00]
Deleuze, J.P.F. (1850) Practical instruction in Animal
Magnetism. London: Hippolyte Baillier [£90.00]
Burrows, George Man (1846) On disorders of the cerebral
circulation: and on the connection between affections of the brain
and diseases of the heart. London: Brown, Green & Longmans
[£110.00]
Burgess, Joshua (1858) The medical and legal relations of
madness: showing a cellular theory of mind, and of nerve force and
also of vegetative vital force. London: John Churchill [£60.00]
Jackson, J.W. (1863) Ethnology and Phrenology as an aid to the
Historian [£60.00]
Hill, Robert Gardiner (1857) A concise history of the entire
abolition of mechanical restraint in the treatment of the insane:
and the introduction, success and final triumph of the
non-restraint system; together with a reprint of the lecture
delivered on the subject in the year 1838; and appendices
containing an account of the controversies and claims connected
therewith. London: Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans
[£100.00]
Mercier, Charles A. (1894) Lunatic Asylums: their organisation
and management. London: Charles Griffin & Co. [£90.00]
Mayo, Herbert (1849) Letters on the truths contained in popular
superstitions. Edinburgh: Blackwood [£130.00]
Maddock, Alfred Beaumont (1857) Practical observations on mental
and nervous disorders. London: Simpkin, Marshall, & Co.
[£50.00]
MacNish, Robert (1840) The philosophy of sleep. Glasgow: W.R.
McPhun [£80.00]
Jones, C.H. (1864) Clinical Observations of Functional Nervous
Disorders. London: Churchill [£100.00]
Johnson, Walter (1850) The morbid emotions of women: their
origin, tendencies and treatment. London: Simpkin, Marshall, &
Co. [£110.00]
Robinson, N. (1729) A new system of the spleen, vapours and
hypochondriak melancholy: to which is subjoined a discourse upon
the nature cause, and cure of melancholy, madness, and lunacy...
London: Printed for Bettesworth, A., Innys, A., and Rivington, C.
[£350.00]
Rowley, W. (1788) A treatise on female, nervous, hysterical,
hypchondrical, bilious, convulsive diseases: apoplexy and palsy:
with thoughts on madness, suicide, etc.; in which the principal
disorders are explained from anatomical facts and the treatment
formed on several new principles. London: Printed for Nourse, C.
[£350.00]
A sane patient, (1879) My experiences in a lunatic asylum.
London: Chatto and Windus [£200.00]
Boerhaave, H., and van Swieten, G (1765) The commentaries upon
the aphorisms of Dr Herman Boerhaave concerning the knowledge and
cure of the several diseases incident to human bodies by Gerard van
Swieten; translated into English. – Vol. II (2nd ed.). London:
Printed for Horsfield, R., and Longman, T. [£350.00]
Tuke, J. Batty (1875) The Morisonian Lectures delivered before
the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, session 1874.
Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd [£40.00]
Tuke, H. (1891) Prichard and Symonds in especial relation to
mental science: with chapters on moral insanity. London: J. &
A. Churchill (Inscribed by the author to Dr J.C. Bucknill)
[£35.00]
Wepferi, J.J., and Wepferi B. (ed.), and Wepferi G. (ed.) (1727)
Joh. Jacobi Wepferi... Observationes medico-practicae: De
affectibus capitis internis et externis....studio & opera
nepotum Bernhardini Wepferi...et Georgii Mich. Wepferi. Scaphusii:
Typis & impensis Joh. Adami Ziegleri [£350.00]
Whytt, R. (1767) Observations on the nature, causes and cure of
those disorders which have been commonly called nervous,
hypochondriac or hysteric: to which are prefixed some remarks on
the sympathy of the nerves. Edinburgh: printed for becket, T. and
de Hondt P.A., London and Balfour, J. (signed by William Toulmin,
Surgeon, Hackney, 1768) [£370.00]
Wierus, J. (1660) Ioannis Wieri...Opera omnia: quorum contenta
versa pagina exhibit, accedunt indices rerum & verborum
copiosissimi (Ed. Nova & hactenus desiderata ed.). Amstelodami:
Apud Petrum Vanden Berge [£370.00]
Williams, J (1845) An essay on the use of narcotics and other
remedial agents calculated to produce sleep in the treatment of
insanity. London: John Churchill (Inscribed by Lockhart Robertson)
[£50.00]
Elmer, J. (1892) The practice in lunacy under commissions and
inquisitions: with notes of cases and recent decisions: the
statues, rules and forms...; together with a supplement adapted to
the Lunacy Act 1891, and the Rules of Lunacy 1892. London: Stevens
& Sons [£110.00]
Prichards, J.C. (1835) A treatise on insanity and other
disorders affecting the mind. London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper
[£350.00]
Cornaro, L. And Jones, W. (tr.) (1771) Sure methods of attaining
a long and healthful life; written originally in Italian by Lewis
Cornaro...; translated into English by W. Jones (24th ed.).
Edinburgh: printed by Donaldson, A. [£350.00]
Feuerbach, Anselm von., Daumer, G.F., and Lubeck, S. Von. (1834)
Caspar Hauser: an account of an individual kept in a dungeon,
separated from all communication with the world, from early
childhood to about the age of seventeen; drawn up from legal
documents, by Anselm von Feuerbach (2nd ed; with a memoir of the
author, to which are added further details by Daumer, G.F. and
Lubeck, S. Von.) London: Simpkin & Marshall [£380.00]
Agrippa, Henrie Cornelius., and Gent, S (tr) (1575) Henrie
Cornelius Agrippa of the vanitie and uncertaintie of artes and
sciences; englished by Sam. Gent. London: imprinted by Henrie
Bynneman [£350.00]
Cheyne, J. (1843) Essays on partial derangement of the mind in
supposed connexion with religion, by John Cheyne; with a portrait,
and un autobiographical sketch of the author. Dublin: William
Curry, jun. & Co. (signed by Dr Hack Tuke) [£350.00]
Hall, M. (1841) On the diseases and derangements of the nervous
system: in their primary forms and in their modifications by age.
London: H. Bailliere [£140.00]
Ellis, W.C. (1838) A treatise on the nature, symptoms, causes
and treatment of insanity; with practical observations on lunatic
asylums and a description of the pauper lunatic asylum...at
Hanwell, with a detailed account of its management. London: Samuel
Holdsworth [£100.00]
Mitchell, A. (1864) The insane in private dwellings. Edinburgh:
Edmonston & Douglas (inscribed by the author to Dr. J.C.
Bucknill, 1864) [£110.00]
Wood Renton, A. (1897) The law of and practice in lunacy: with
the Lunacy Acts 1890-91 (consolidated and annotated): the Rules of
the Lunacy Commissioners 1895: the Idiots Act 1886: the Vacating of
Seats Act 1886: the Rules in Lunacy 1892-93 (consolidated): the
Lancashire County (asylums and other powers) Act 1891: the
Inebriates Acts 1879 and 1888 (consolidated and annotated): the
Criminal Lunatics Acts 1800-1884: the Rules in Macnaughton’s Case:
and a collection of formds, precedents, etc. Edinburgh: Wm. Green
& Sons [£100]
Wood Renton, A. (1886) Monomanie sans delire: an examination of
“the irresistible criminal impulse theory”. Edinburgh: T. & T.
Clark [£25.00]
Sampson, M.B. (1843) Criminal jurisprudence considered in
relation to cerebral organisation. London: Samuel Highley
(inscribed by Lockhart Robertson, 1847) [£90.00]
Lancereaux, E. (1868) A Treatise on Syphilis: Historical and
Practical Vol. II. London: New Sydenham Society [£130.00]
Howard, J. (1780) The state of the prisons in England and Wales:
with preliminary observations and an account of some foreign
prisons and hospitals. Warrington: William Eyres [£180.00]
Hortator (1829) Simplicity of health, exemplified by Hortator;
with the character of Mr Abernethy. London: Effingham Wilson
[£130.00]
Holland, H. (1840) Medical notes and reflections. London:
Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans [£100.00]
Lunacy Law Reform Association (1876) Slavery in England: an
account of the manner in which persons without trial are condemned
to imprisonment for life: with illustrative cases, by an
eye-witness. London: W.H. Guest [£140.00]
Hill, J. (1772) The virtues of wild valerian in nervous
disorders: and the manner of taking it. London: printed for R.
Baldwin [£250]
Battie, W. (1758) A treatise on madness. London: printed for J.
Whiston and B. White [£25.00]
Wigan, A.L. (1844) The duality of the mind: proved by the
structure, functions and diseases of the brain and by the phenomena
of mental derangement, and shewn to be essential ro moral
responsibility; with an appendix. London: Longman, Brown, Green and
Longmans [£350.00]
Lushington, S.G. (ed.) and Archbold (1895) Archbold’s lunacy:
comprising the Lunacy Acts, 1890 and 1891. London: Shaw & Sons
[£130.00]
Esdaile, J. (1846) Mesmerism in India and its practical
application in surgery and medicine. London: Longman, Brown, Green
& Longmans [£130.00]
Arlidge, J.T. (1859) On the state of lunacy and the legal
provision for the insane; with observations on the construction and
organisation of asylums. London: John Churchill (inscribed from Dr.
Begley, 1859) [£130.00]
Arnold, T. (1806) Observations on the nature, kinds, causes and
prevention of insanity. London: printed for Richard Phillips
[£30.00]
Abercrombie, J. (1836) Inquiries concerning the intellectual
powers and the investigation of truth. Edinburgh: Waugh & Innes
[£80.00]
Bibby, G.H., (1894) Asylum construction and arrangement. London:
Drake, Driver & leaver [£90.00]
Brigham, A. and Simpson, J. (1847) Remarks on the influence of
mental cultivation and mental excitement upon health. London:
printed for Henry Washbourne (inscribed and annotated)
[£100.00]
Bucknill, J.C. (1854) Unsoundness of mind in relation to
criminal acts: an essay to which the first Sugden Prize was this
year awarded by the King & Queen’s College of Physicians in
Ireland. London: Samuel Highley (inscribed by the author to Dr Van
Leeuwen) [£130.00]
Bleuler, E. (1918) Lehrbuch der Psychiatrie. Berlin: Verlag von
Julius Springer [£90.00]
Burdett, H.C. (1891) Hospitals and Asylums of the World: V II
Asylum Construction, With Plans and Bibliography. London: Churchill
[£80.00]
Burdett, H.C. (1893) Hospitals and Asylums of the World: V III
Hospitals: History and Administration. London: Churchill
[£80.00]
Burdett, H.C. (1893) Hospitals and Asylums of the World: V IV
Hospital Construction, With Plans and Bibliography. London:
Churchill [£80.00]
Burton, R. (1859) The anatomy of melancholy: what it is, with
all the kinds, causes, symptoms, prognostics and several cure of
it, by Democritus Junior; with a satirical preface conducing to the
following discourse. London: William Tegg (signed by Hamilton
Howison 1861) [£300.00]
Cheyne, G. (1733) The English maladay: or, a treatise of nervous
diseases of all kinds, as spleen, vapours, lowness of spirits,
hypochondriacal and hysterical distempers, &...in three parts,
with the author’s own case at large. London: printed for G. Strahan
and J. Leake [£350.00]
Combe, G. (1850) The life and correspondence of Andrew Combe.
Edinburgh: MacLachlan and Stewart [£290.00]
Cooke, T. (1819) A practical and familiar view of the science of
physiognomy: compiled chiefly from the papers of the late Mr T.
Cooke of Manchester; with a memoir and observations on the
temperaments by the editor; illustrated by lithographic plats.
London: Camberwell Press (signed by Daniel Tuke, 1845) [£30.00]
Davis, J.B. (1867) Thesaurus craniorum: catalogue of the skulls
of the various races of man in the collection of Joseph Barnard
Davis. London: Printed for the subscribers [£20.00]
Deleuze, J.P.F., Hartshorn, T.C. (tr.) (1850) Practical
instruction in animal magnetism. London: Hippolyte Bailliere
[£90.00]
Sombre, D. (1849) Mr Dyce Sombre’s refutation of the charge of
lunacy brought against him in the Court of Chancery. Paris: the
author [£280.00]
Earle, P. (1854) Institutions for the insane in Prussia, Austria
and Germany. New York: Samuel S. & William Wood [£40.00]
Elwin, F.H. (1843) Mens Corporis: a treatise on the operations
of the mind in sleep. London: John W. Parker [£110.00]
Elmer, J. (1877) The practice in lunacy under commissions and
inquisitions: with notes of cases and recent decision; the statues
and general orders, forms and costs of proceedings in lunacy, an
index and schedule of cases. London: Stevens & Sons
[£110.00]
Feuchtersleben, E. Von, Babington, B.G (ed.), Lloyd H.E. (tr.)
(1847) The principles of medical psychology: being the outlines of
a course of lectures, Vienna, 1845. London: Sydenham Society
(signed by B.J. Bucknill) [£110.00]
Frings, P. (1746) A treatise on phrensy: wherein the cause of
that disorder, as assigned by the Galenists, is refuted, and their
method of curing the phrensy with their various prescriptions at
large are exploded. London: T. Gardner [£200.00]
Freud, S. (1914) Psychopathology of everyday life. London: Unwin
[£25.00]
Galen, C., Andernacus, J.G. (ed.) (1529) Claudii Galeni
pergameni de atrabile liber; [and] de tumoribus praeternaturam
liber; Guinterio Ioanne Andernaco interprete. Parisiis: Simonem
Colinaeum [£50.00]
Glen, J. (1855) Theory of the influence exerted by the mind over
the body in the production and removal of morbid and anomalous
conditions of the animal economy. London: William Blackwood &
Sons [£50.00]
Gowers, W.R. (1892) Syphilis and the nervous system: being a
revised reprint of the Lettsomian Lectures for £1890, delivered
before the medical Society of London. London: J. & A. Churchill
[£25.00]
Gregory, W. (1877) Animals magnetism, or, mesmerism and its
phenomena. London: William H. Harrison (inscribed to D.H. Tuke from
Capt. James) [£30.00]
Gull, W.W., Acland, T.D. (ed.) (1896) A collections of the
published writings of William Withey Gull. London: New Sydenham
Society [£110.00]
Harvey, G. (1672) Great Venus unmasked: or a more exact
discovery of the venereal evil or French disease, comprising the
opinions of most antique and modern physicians. London: printed by
B.G. for Nath. Brook [£300.00]
Holland, H. (1852) Chapters on mental physiology, by Henry
Holland; founded chiefly on chapters contained in ‘Medical notes
and reflections’. London: Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans
[£50.00]
Holland, H. (1858) Chapters on mental psychiology by Sir Henry
Holland; founded chiefly on chapters contained in ‘Medical notes
and reflections’ (2nd ed.). London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans
& Roberts [£50.00]
Howe, S.G. (1858) On the causes of idiocy: being the supplement
to a report by Dr S.G. Howe and the other commissioners appointed
by the Governor of Massachusetts to inquire into the condition of
the idiots of the Commonwealth, dated February 26, 1848. Edinburgh:
MacLachlan and Stewart [£110.00]
De Quincey, T., Japp, A. (ed.) (1890) Thomas De Quincey: his
life and writings; with unpublished correspondence. London: John
Hogg [£60.00
Knight, P.S. (1827) Observations on the causes, symptoms and
treatment of derangement of the mind: founded on an extensive moral
and medical practice in the treatment of lunatics, by Paul Slade
Knight; together with the particulars of the sensations and ideas
of a gentleman during his metal alienation, written by himself
during his convalescence. London: Longman, Rees, orme, Brown &
Green (signed by Samuel Tuke) [£20.00]
Kretschmer, E., Sprott, W.J.H. (tr.), (1925) Physique and
character: an investigation of the nature of constitution and of
the theory of temperament. London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Tubner &
Co. [£110.00]
Lewes, G.H. (1867) The history of philosophy from Thales to
Comte. Vol. I: Ancient Philosophy (3rd ed.). London: Longmans,
Green & Co. [£80.00]
Bevan Lewis, W. (1882) The Human Brain: Histiological and coarse
methods of research. A manual for students and asylum medical
officers. London: J. & A. Churchill [£50.00]
Author unknown (1850) Familiar views of lunacy and lunatic life:
with hints on the personal care and management..., by the late
Medical Superintendent of an asylum for the insane. London: Parker
(signed by Lockhart Robertson) [£110.00]
Lorry, A (1765) De melancholia et morbis melancholicis – tomus
primus. Lutetia Parisiorum: Guillelmum Cavelier (signed by D. Kerr)
[£350.00]
De Dieu, St J., De Loyac, J. (1661) Le triomphe de la charite en
la vie du bien-heureux institution Jean De De Dieu et progrez de
son ordre religieux..., compose par Messire Jean de Loyac. Paris:
Chez Antoine Chrestien [£300.00]
McDougall, W. (1908) An introduction to social psychology.
London: Methuen & Co. [£90.00]
Maudsley, H. (1908) Heredity, variation and genius: with essay
on Shakespeare “Testimonied in his own bringingsforth” and address
on medicine present and prospective. London: John Bale, Sons &
Danielsson Ltd. [£20.00]
Muller, J., Baly, W. (tr.) (1839) Elements of physiology, by J.
Muller; translated from the German, with notes by William Baly. Vol
I (2nd ed.). London: Taylor & Walton. (signed by Josephy Savory
Tyler) [£100.00]
Muller, J., Baly, W. (tr.) (1843) Elements of physiology, by J.
Muller; translated from the German, with notes by William Baly.
Vol. II. London: Taylor (signed by Joseph Savoury Tyler)
[£100.00]
Muller, J., Baly, W. (tr.) (1848) The physiology of the senses,
voice, and muscular motion: with mental faculties. London: Taylor,
Walton & Maberley. (Inscribed to Dr H. Tuke) [£100.00]
Noble, D. (1858) The human mind in its relation with the brain
and nervous system. London: John Churchill (inscribed by Lockhart
Robertson) [£120.00]
Noble, D. (1846) Noble on the brain and its physiology. A
critical disquisition on the methods of determining the relations
subsisting between the structure and functions of the encephalon.
London: Churchill [£110.00]
Pinel, P., Davis, D.D. (tr.) (1806) A treatise on insanity: in
which are contained the principles of a new and more practical
nosology of manical disorders. Sheffield: printed by W. Tood for
Cadell and Davis [£100.00]
Riverius, L. (1674) Lazari Riverii consilarii et medici
regii...praxis medica cum theoria (esd. Novissima ed.). Lugduni:
Sumpt. Ioannis Ant. Huguetan. [£380.00]
Prichard, J.C. (1829) A review of the doctrine of a vital
principle as maintained by some writers on physiology: with
observations on the causes of physical and animal life. London:
printed for John & Arthur Arch. [£300.00]
Freind, J. (1733) Opera omnia medica. London: Wright
[£350.00]
Williams, J.W. Hume. (1856) On unsoundness of mind in its
medical and legal considerations. London: John Churchill
[£350.00]
Boome, J.H. (ed.), Fowke, V. De S. (ed.), Pope, H.M.R. (1890) A
treatise on the law and practice of lunacy: comprising as well the
care and custody of lunatics by the Crown as the relation of
insanity to the civil and criminal law, and the law of evidence in
regard to insanity. London: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd. (signed by Dr
Hack Tuke) [£120.00]
Millingen, J.G. (1840) Aphorisms on the treatment and management
of the insane: with considerations on public and private lunatic
asylums, pointing out the errors in the present system. London:
John Churchill (inscribed by S.W.M. Dowall, 1871) [£100.00]
Braid, J., Waite, A.E. (ed.) (1899) Neurypnology, or, the
rationale of nervous sleep considered in relation to animal
magnetism or mesmerism, and illustrated by numerous cases of its
successful supplication in the relief and cure of the disease.
London: George Redway [£80.00]
Cooper, W.M. (1877) A history of the rod in all countries: from
the earliest period to the present day. London: William Reeved
[£100.00]
Cullen, W., Reid, P. (1816) First lines of the practice of
physic, by William Cullen; including the definitions of the
nosology, with an appendix. Edinburgh: Bell & Bradfute
[£40.00]
Cardanus, H. (1575) Somniorum synesiorum omnis generis insomnia
explicantes libri IIII, per Hieronymum Cardanum. Basileae:
Sebastianum Henricpetri [350.00]
De La Chambre, M. (1664) Le systeme de l’ame, par le sieur de la
chambre. Paris: Chez Jacques d’Allin [£380.00]
Raue, Dr G. (1871) The elements of psychology on the principles
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