Melancholia and the Toxæmic Theory: a Clinical Sketch. ( Scot. Med. and Surg. Journ., February, 1902.) Clouston, T. S

This is really a valuable ætiological study, and is important in that it contains the author's views regarding some recent pronouncements by what one might call the newer pathological school. Otherwise the paper is a reiteration of Dr. Clouston's well-known teachings on melancholia, a position as strong to-day as when first taken up some years ago, and strengthened, if anything, by the opposing and divergent character of present-day views.