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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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an all these empty honors can bestow. Thou hast thy countrys love:—with her renown Thy own is woven ; with her name, thy name*. In union indestructible, is bound : The pages of her history are thine ! And when thy setting sun shall touch the verge Of lifes horizon, shall a nations eyes Follow in… … I • DANIEL WEBSTER But of all the great heads of the nation, none is capa-ble of imparting a deeper interest to the naturalist or thephilosopher, or a more forcible conviction to the mind ofthe phrenologist, than that of Daniel Webster. A largermass of brain perhaps never was, and never will…

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