[1919] · [Baltimore]
by May, James V.
[Baltimore]: American Journal of Insanity, [1919]. 8vo (23.5 cm, 9.25"). [21]–34 pp.
A paper "reprinted from American Journal of Insanity, Vol. LXXVI, No. 1, July 1919," and "read at the seventy-fifth annual meeting of The American Medico-Psychological Association, Philadelphia, Pa., June 18–20, 1919."
James Vance May (1873–1947) was the Superintendent of Boston State Hospital. Having worked at several mental hospitals, he was an early supporter of classifying mental illness as a public health issue.
WorldCat could not locate any institutional copies. In tan paper wrappers; small stain to rear wrapper, staples rusting. One corner creased; interior unmarked. (Inventory #: 39372)
A paper "reprinted from American Journal of Insanity, Vol. LXXVI, No. 1, July 1919," and "read at the seventy-fifth annual meeting of The American Medico-Psychological Association, Philadelphia, Pa., June 18–20, 1919."
James Vance May (1873–1947) was the Superintendent of Boston State Hospital. Having worked at several mental hospitals, he was an early supporter of classifying mental illness as a public health issue.
WorldCat could not locate any institutional copies. In tan paper wrappers; small stain to rear wrapper, staples rusting. One corner creased; interior unmarked. (Inventory #: 39372)