
In the Revue Philosophique de la France, tome xlv, 1898, there are three articles filling eighty-seven pages on this subject, by Dr. G. Dumas. In order to appreciate their importance it may be well to give a short review of what was previously made known of the mental aberrations of that philosopher by his friend and biographer, M. Littré.
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