Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh

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Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh. / Chernoff, Nathalie.
2009. Paper presented at British Psychological Society, History & Philosophy Section Annual Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom.

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Chernoff, N 2009, 'Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh', Paper presented at British Psychological Society, History & Philosophy Section Annual Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom, 1/04/11.

Chernoff, N. (2009). Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh. Paper presented at British Psychological Society, History & Philosophy Section Annual Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom.

Chernoff N. Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh. 2009. Paper presented at British Psychological Society, History & Philosophy Section Annual Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom.

Chernoff, Nathalie. / Sir John Batty Tuke and his influence on ideas about mental illness in late-nineteenth century Edinburgh. Paper presented at British Psychological Society, History & Philosophy Section Annual Conference, Oxford, United Kingdom.

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