Sharpe's London Magazine of Entertainment and Instruction, for General Reading, Volume 4A.Hill, Virtue, and Company, 1847 Vols. 22-23 include illustrations by George Cruikshank. |
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Pagina 373
... Phrenology, however—unsystematic phrenology, I mean, now—must have commenced after physiognomy began to grow formal. I think so, because it depends, even in its most indefinite form, less upon impulse and more. upon deduction. When ...
... Phrenology, however—unsystematic phrenology, I mean, now—must have commenced after physiognomy began to grow formal. I think so, because it depends, even in its most indefinite form, less upon impulse and more. upon deduction. When ...
Pagina 374
... phrenology was doubtless very general; and as the attempt to form anything pretending to take the rank of a positive science had not been made, it was used in addition to, and not distinctively from, phrenology. Form of features, form ...
... phrenology was doubtless very general; and as the attempt to form anything pretending to take the rank of a positive science had not been made, it was used in addition to, and not distinctively from, phrenology. Form of features, form ...
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