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  • Reproduced by Permission of The Royal Society of Edinburgh From Transactions of The Society, Vol. 52: 399-433 (1918)

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    The document discusses the effects of shell shock on soldiers during World War I. It describes how soldiers exposed to explosions and other combat trauma developed both physical and psychological symptoms like tremors, confusion, and an inability to function. The document examines different theories for what was causing these issues in soldiers and refers to the condition as "shell shock".

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    Fisher 1918

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    The document discusses the effects of shell shock on soldiers during World War I. It describes how soldiers exposed to explosions and other combat trauma developed both physical and psychological symptoms like tremors, confusion, and an inability to function. The document examines different theories for what was causing these issues in soldiers and refers to the condition as "shell shock".

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    Reproduced by Permission of The Royal Society of Edinburgh From Transactions of The Society, Vol. 52: 399-433 (1918)

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    The document discusses the effects of shell shock on soldiers during World War I. It describes how soldiers exposed to explosions and other combat trauma developed both physical and psychological symptoms like tremors, confusion, and an inability to function. The document examines different theories for what was causing these issues in soldiers and refers to the condition as "shell shock".

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    Reproduced by permission of the Royal Society of Edinburgh from Transactions of the Society,

    vol. 52: 399-433 (1918)

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