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Coombs' popular phrenology: (1865)

Coombs, F. (Frederick) · New York, Boston [etc.] Fowler and Wells · leaf 82

An illustration from Coombs' popular phrenology:, 1865, leaf 82
ns of the features the corres-ponding emotions of the mind are produced with a vivid in-tensity. This probably proceeds from the nerves, muscles, &c.which connect certain parts of the brain with correspondingparts of the face; so that ladies who wish to preserve thisprecious gem, their beauty,… … Lower View of Brain.

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