Phrenology Vindicated, and Antiphrenology UnmaskedSamuel Colman, 1838 - 156 psl. |
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... brains of Gall and Spurzheim , whom , in imitation of his well - bred brethren in abuse , he designates by the cour ... brain of the ruler of Olympus , adult in stature , full fraught with wisdom , " clad all in steel , " and prepared ...
... brains of Gall and Spurzheim , whom , in imitation of his well - bred brethren in abuse , he designates by the cour ... brain of the ruler of Olympus , adult in stature , full fraught with wisdom , " clad all in steel , " and prepared ...
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... Brain , to the French Institute , which at that time was in full glory , and one of the first scientific societies in Europe . The chief of the ana- tomical department was M. Cuvier , and the first mem- ber of this learned body to whom ...
... Brain , to the French Institute , which at that time was in full glory , and one of the first scientific societies in Europe . The chief of the ana- tomical department was M. Cuvier , and the first mem- ber of this learned body to whom ...
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... brain privately for him and a few of his learned friends ; and he attended a course of lectures , given purposely for him and a party of his selection . He listened with much attention , and appeared well disposed toward the new ...
... brain privately for him and a few of his learned friends ; and he attended a course of lectures , given purposely for him and a party of his selection . He listened with much attention , and appeared well disposed toward the new ...
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... brain , and the doctrines of mental manifestations . Of this part of the subject , Buonaparte , and not without cause , had declared his reprobation ; and Cuvier was too great a lover of liberty not to submit his opinion to that of his ...
... brain , and the doctrines of mental manifestations . Of this part of the subject , Buonaparte , and not without cause , had declared his reprobation ; and Cuvier was too great a lover of liberty not to submit his opinion to that of his ...
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... brain , and the doctrines of mental manifestations . " Thus was a course , not merely of deep injustice , but of virtual treachery , pursued toward Gall and Spurzheim , to injure and suppress their rising reputation , as anato- mists ...
... brain , and the doctrines of mental manifestations . " Thus was a course , not merely of deep injustice , but of virtual treachery , pursued toward Gall and Spurzheim , to injure and suppress their rising reputation , as anato- mists ...
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action anatomists anatomy animal Animal Magnetism antiphrenologists Aristotle assertion attempt believe brain CALDWELL Carib Caucasian Caucasian race cerebellum cerebral character charge chief christian crania cranium Cuvier deception Deity delineated Destructiveness discovery disgrace doctrines doubt efforts entire error faculties false falsehood favour feeling frontal frontal sinuses function Gall and Spurzheim garbled give groundless head Hence honour human Humbugs ignorance imputation individual inferior intellect knowledge labours lectures liar manly matter means ment mental mind misrepresentation mode Montagnana moral nature ness never New-York object occiput offence organ of Veneration perhaps philosopher Phre Phrenological Society Phrenology physicians plagiarism plate practice present production profession Professor Sewall Professor Warren pronounced propensity purpose referred religion remarkable render reply reputation respect SAMUEL COLMAN Seat sentiments Sewall's sinuses sion skull spected surpassed talent thickness thing tion tive treach treachery true truth ture vice Voltaire writings
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