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Elements of phrenology (1850)

Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : Maclachlan, Stewart · leaf 100

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ofthem are common to man and the lower animals ;others are peculiar to man. The former shall be firsttreated of. • 1. Sentiments common to Man and the lower Animals. 10. Self-Esteem. The organ is situated at the vertex or top of thehead, a little above the posterior or sagittal angle ofthe parietal… … 10. Self-Esteem moderate. Mr A- This faculty producesthe sentiment of self-es-teem or self-appreciationin general. A due en-dowment of it, like thatof all other faculties, pro-duces only good effects.It imparts that degreeof satisfaction with self,which leaves the mindopen to the enjoymentof the…

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