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 51
hall follow, and hereby give credit accordingly. It isof little consequence what numbers are employed in awork to designate the organs, as the faculties are not inthe least affected by it. 1 The faculties arc divided into tioo Classes, or Orders,(feelings and intellect) and these are subdivided… … Order I. Affective faculties or feelings. These embrace all those propensities, sentiments andemotions, either animal, human, or moral,which may bedenominated feelings,and constitute the most vivid class ofall the mental operations. They spring into spontaneousactivity whenever their natural…
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