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Lectures on mental science according to the philosophy of phrenology : delivered before the Anthropological Society of the Western Liberal Institute of Marietta, Ohio, in the autumn of 1851 (1854)

Weaver, G. S. (George Sumner), 1818-1908 · New York : Fowlers and Wells · leaf 70

An illustration from Lectures on mental science according to the philosophy of phrenology : delivered before the Anthropological Society of the Western Liberal Institute of Marietta, Ohio, in the autumn of 1851, 1854, leaf 70
leon possessedmore of the power given by size, more of the masculine,though the balance was not greatly in favor of this. Hehad a strong development of both kinds, hence he was oneof the most intense as well as most powerful of men,John Q. Adams had a little more of the masculine, or thepower given… … No. 5—Joseph C. Nkal.—Mkntal Tbmpehament. often find. In the characteristics of his spirit he was aboutas much of a woman as man. He had the intensity ofwoman and the power of man united. Perhaps therenever was a man who, simply by the power of the pen, at- 70 POETS AND THINKERS CONTRASTED. tained…

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