Fowler's practical phrenology : giving a concise elementary view of phrenology : presenting some new and important remarks upon the temperaments : and describing the primary mental powers in seven different degrees of development : the mental phenomena produced by their combined action : and the location of the organs, amply illustrated by cuts : also the phrenological developments, together with the character and talents of ... as given by ... (1846)
Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · New York : Kearney · leaf 65
; self-assurance; ambition to doand be something great, noted, and extraordinary; aspiration aftereminence; dignity. 42 Self-Will—Love of liberty ; disposition to rule ones self; insub-ordination; urrwillrhesa to serve or obey, or be under another;desire to be in business for our-self; assuming the… … 43. Regard tor Character, standing, honor, estimation, a goodname, &c. 44. Love of Display, fashion, style, ettiquette; splendor of equip-age, &c. 45. Jealousy—Desire to be thfc sole object of regard, affection, praise,&c.; spirit of rivalry, emulation, &c.; desire to excel others;…
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