American Phrenological Journal and Life Illustrated, Том 2Fowler & Wells, 1840 |
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... opinion , gave himself up entirely to the observation of nature . Being physician to a lunatic asylum at Vienna , he had opportunities , of which he availed himself , of making observations on the insane . He visited prisons , and ...
... opinion , gave himself up entirely to the observation of nature . Being physician to a lunatic asylum at Vienna , he had opportunities , of which he availed himself , of making observations on the insane . He visited prisons , and ...
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... opinion we may form of the system of that illustrious man , it must be acknowledged that he has made an immense stride in the sciences of medicine and of man . You must have been satisfied with the homage paid to his memory by the side ...
... opinion we may form of the system of that illustrious man , it must be acknowledged that he has made an immense stride in the sciences of medicine and of man . You must have been satisfied with the homage paid to his memory by the side ...
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... opinion of Gall and his discoveries is as follows : - " It is with great pleasure , and much interest , that I have heard this estimable man himself expound his new doctrine . I am fully convinced that he ought to be regarded as one of ...
... opinion of Gall and his discoveries is as follows : - " It is with great pleasure , and much interest , that I have heard this estimable man himself expound his new doctrine . I am fully convinced that he ought to be regarded as one of ...
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... opinion of the discoveries of Gall , in a letter to my excellent friend , Professor Hufeland . Now that Gall has been at Halle , and that I have had an opportunity not only of being present at his lectures , but of dissecting along with ...
... opinion of the discoveries of Gall , in a letter to my excellent friend , Professor Hufeland . Now that Gall has been at Halle , and that I have had an opportunity not only of being present at his lectures , but of dissecting along with ...
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... opinion regarding his doctrine . The discoveries of Gall in the anatomy of the brain are of the highest importance ; and many of them possess such a degree of evidence , that I cannot conceive how any one with good eyes can mistake them ...
... opinion regarding his doctrine . The discoveries of Gall in the anatomy of the brain are of the highest importance ; and many of them possess such a degree of evidence , that I cannot conceive how any one with good eyes can mistake them ...
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