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Excerpt from Subjective and Objective Symptoms: A Preliminary Lecture Delivered at the Hahnemann Medical College, of Philadelphia
This is one form of consciousness, directly opposite to that state of man, wherein he has no consciousness at all; as in the case of a new-born child whose primal faculties have never yet received any external elements or impressions. To this first form we may add a second - consciousness in its transitory state.
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