Phrenology Vindicated, and Antiphrenology UnmaskedSamuel Colman, 1838 - 156 psl. |
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... reasons why I did not commence the present scrutiny at an early period ; and , having commenced it , I have motives sufficient to induce me to make it as severe and definitive , as truth will authorize , and my time and other resources ...
... reasons why I did not commence the present scrutiny at an early period ; and , having commenced it , I have motives sufficient to induce me to make it as severe and definitive , as truth will authorize , and my time and other resources ...
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... reason of their condem- nation by him . That Cuvier " was subsequently a Phrenologist , " as far as he had informed himself in the science , his writings prove . But he never was fully and intimately informed in it ; because he never ...
... reason of their condem- nation by him . That Cuvier " was subsequently a Phrenologist , " as far as he had informed himself in the science , his writings prove . But he never was fully and intimately informed in it ; because he never ...
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... reason and science , conscience , and justice , robber - like efforts were set on foot , to de- prive the authors of the honours of their discoveries , by tracing and attributing them to some of their predeces- sors . To this work of ...
... reason and science , conscience , and justice , robber - like efforts were set on foot , to de- prive the authors of the honours of their discoveries , by tracing and attributing them to some of their predeces- sors . To this work of ...
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... reason for disbelieving that Aris- totle considered a small head a mark of superior intel- lect in its possessor . Such was not the prevalent opinion in ancient Greece - but the reverse . Painters and sculp- tors were there , as well as ...
... reason for disbelieving that Aris- totle considered a small head a mark of superior intel- lect in its possessor . Such was not the prevalent opinion in ancient Greece - but the reverse . Painters and sculp- tors were there , as well as ...
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... reasons , I say , I do not believe that ever Aris- totle declared a small head to be the badge of mental superiority . The notion is wholly unworthy of him ; because it is untrue . Were I even to find it in his wri- tings , I should be ...
... reasons , I say , I do not believe that ever Aris- totle declared a small head to be the badge of mental superiority . The notion is wholly unworthy of him ; because it is untrue . Were I even to find it in his wri- tings , I should be ...
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