Excerpt from Mental Disorders: Or Diseases of the Brain and Nerves, Developing the Origin and Philosophy of Mania, Insanity, and Crime, With Full Directions for Their Treatment and Cure Thus men speak as if the spiritual were foreign to themselves; while, if they would but study themselves the spiritual, for man is a spirit), they would find a common ground whereon all might meet; and thus, as Goethe said of the ultimate friendship which sprang up between Schiller and himself, by means of that mighty and interminable controversy between object and subject, we two concluded an alliance, which remained unbroken, and produced much benefit to ourselves and others.

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