A guide to phrenology : designed to illustrate the science of the human mind as manifested through the brain : embracing the fundamental principles of phrenology : its utility to parents and teachers in developing and educating the mental faculties of the rising generation, and of self improvement : together with the adaptation of each of the organs and a phrenological chart, in seven degrees of development with numerous combinations (1842)
Buell, P. L, Sizer, Nelson · Woodstock, Vt. : Printed by Haskell and Palmer · leaf 140
Faculties. These faculties observe phenomena, and reason uponthe whole physical and metaphysical world, and consti-tute what is called intellect, understanding or judgment, incontradistinction from the feeling or emotions producedby the other faculties: and serve to enlighten and directthe… … Region, i\0. |, Intellect, Very deficient. 2, Moral, 3, Animal, Very large. Region, No. 1, Very large. 2, « 3, «. « A glance, merely, is sufficient to show the great superiority ofthe cerebral development of Raphael, over that of the New Hol-lander, and that the latter with such a brain, ntvst…
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