How to acquire and strengthen will-power : modern psycho-therapy : a specific remedy for neurasthenia and nervous diseases : a rational course of training of volition and development of energy after the methods of the Nancy School : (as represented by Drs. Ribot, Liébeault, Liégeois, Bernheim, De Lagrave, Paul-Emile Lévy, and other eminent physicians) / by Richard J. Ebbard.

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1903
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How to acquire and strengthen will-power : modern psycho-therapy : a specific remedy for neurasthenia and nervous diseases : a rational course of training of volition and development of energy after the methods of the Nancy School : (as represented by Drs. Ribot, Liébeault, Liégeois, Bernheim, De Lagrave, Paul-Emile Lévy, and other eminent physicians) / by Richard J. Ebbard. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : Modern Medical Publishing Company, 1903.

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[v]-x, 275 pages ; 23 cm.

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7th ed. /

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