American Phrenological Journal and Life Illustrated, Том 2Fowler & Wells, 1840 |
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... less , the merits of the latter . For as there neces- sarily exists a relationship between the agent and the subject , in bringing each into public notice , so in recording a history of its results , this connection should be duly ...
... less , the merits of the latter . For as there neces- sarily exists a relationship between the agent and the subject , in bringing each into public notice , so in recording a history of its results , this connection should be duly ...
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... less interesting . Here he examined over four hundred convicts , and was equally successful in detecting their crimes , and delineating their characters . Reports of these visits were published at the time in several periodicals , and ...
... less interesting . Here he examined over four hundred convicts , and was equally successful in detecting their crimes , and delineating their characters . Reports of these visits were published at the time in several periodicals , and ...
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... less admiring than the rest , to interrupt him , patiently resuming his arguments when they had finished . He is incessantly meditating and observing ; telling them that much remains yet to be done , and mentions points upon which he ...
... less admiring than the rest , to interrupt him , patiently resuming his arguments when they had finished . He is incessantly meditating and observing ; telling them that much remains yet to be done , and mentions points upon which he ...
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... less interesting to the reader , than honourable to the genius of the distinguished discoverer of the true science of mind . The head of Dr. Gall was large , measuring , above the eyebrows and at the top of the ears , twenty - two ...
... less interesting to the reader , than honourable to the genius of the distinguished discoverer of the true science of mind . The head of Dr. Gall was large , measuring , above the eyebrows and at the top of the ears , twenty - two ...
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... less ostentation , and greater readi- ness , good nature , and simplicity . These cannot sufficiently deplore his death ; but they will make way for a moment to those rich patients , to princes , to the representatives of kings , whom ...
... less ostentation , and greater readi- ness , good nature , and simplicity . These cannot sufficiently deplore his death ; but they will make way for a moment to those rich patients , to princes , to the representatives of kings , whom ...
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