Casework problems during the convalescent care period of patients with histories of anti-social behavior released from Manhattan state hospital by the committee between March 9, 1951 and November 2, 1953. 1954.

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Casework problems during the convalescent care period of patients with histories of anti-social behavior released from Manhattan state hospital by the committee between March 9, 1951 and November 2, 1953. 1954.

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