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CATLOW, Joseph Peel (d. 1867)

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Died: 1867

Editorial Description

of Manchester; MRCS Edin 1826; author of the obtuse On the Principles of Aesthetic Medicine, or the Natural Use of Sensation (1867), and other medical works; held novel views on mesmerism; conducted mesmeric experiments to which BRAID was witness; lectured in Nottingham and Manchester in 1843 on the delusions of phreno-mesmerism.

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

202.1 — 202.1 "On the Fallacy of Phreno-Mesmerism, or Mesmero- Phrenology; as shown by the phenomena of suggested dreaming, and the formation of arbitrary associations during sleep," North of England Mag, 2 (May 1843): 428-36.

Editorial Information

Identifier	202.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	58
Printed page	53
Database ID	504

Original Transcription

202. CATLOW, Joseph Peel (d. 1867), of Manchester; MRCS Edin
1826; author of the obtuse On the Principles of Aesthetic Medicine,
or the Natural Use of Sensation (1867), and other medical works;
held novel views on mesmerism; conducted mesmeric experiments to
which BRAID was witness; lectured in Nottingham and Manchester
in 1843 on the delusions of phreno-mesmerism.