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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)

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ellectual faculties would have them instructed; hishigh, moral, and religious organs, would have them taught in religiousmatters, instead of having the dogs exercise their Destructiveness in bitingthem. Had Acquisitiveness and Destructiveness been larger than thehigher and nobler sentiments, he… … ANDEEW JACKSON. But for proofs of its correctness, phrenology has butto look to the first heads in the nation; and it will invari-ably be found, that the more conspicuous the character,the more striking will be the proof. Ex-President Jack-son, for example, possesses an extraordinary develop-ment…

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