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The phrenological characters and talents of Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, John Quincy Adams, Wlliam Henry Harrison, and Andrew Jackson : as given by the most distinguished phrenologists in the United States, also notes on the same, with a brief analysis of the fundamental powers of the human mind as manifested through the brain (1844)

Wheeler, Noyes · Boston: Dow & Jackson · leaf 20

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and very active perceptive faculties, verylarge Comparison, and his most favorable temperamentgive him that extraordinary, practical, business talent,and ability to acquire knowledge, collect historical in-formation, and attend to literary pursuits, for which heis so remarkable; hence he is called… … WILLIAM H. HARRISON. LATE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. The head of William Henry Harrison was ratherlarge, and very active. He had a predominance of thenervous, bilious temperament, with a full development ofthe sanguine. His whole organization was well adaptedto endurance of both physical and…

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