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 88
iddle of each parie-tal bone. Adaptation. The sentiment of fear has long beenconsidered by metaphysicians, an innate, and distinctfaculty in the human mind. Dr. Gall found that cau-tion and fear resulted from a large development of brainin the region of the head now under consideration, andthus… … 11 Caution, very largo. 11 Caution, very small. This faculty is useful, inasmuch as it leads to circum-spection, and keeps many from taking the first step to-wards vice, and thus prevents them from plunging into thevortex of crime, and bringing upon themselves miseryand woe. It. acts as a check…
Phrenology
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