Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York, Fowler & Wells · leaf 407
spine about 45°. In the elephant, fig. 3, theface is at right angles with the line of the spine andmakes an angle of 90° with the spine. In the ape, fig.4, the face is turned beyond a right angle with the spine,and lacks only about 38° of being parallel with thespine and on a line with the front of… … Fie. 1—The Snake 2—Dog. 3—Elephant.41 4—Ape. 5—Human Idiot. Fig. 6—Rr?TT?i\N. 7—Uncultivated. 8—Improved.9—Civilized. 10—Enlightened. 11—Caucasian—Highest type. NEW FACIAL ANGLE AND BEAIX DEVELOPMENT. pushes the face still farther toward the perpendicular,and finally running through several grades…
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