Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York : Fowler & Wells · leaf 389
we wouldnot claim for the followers of Gall and Spurzheim equalhonor, yet we must not forget that Mr. Combe wasthe pupil and sincere friend of the lamented Spurz-heim, and that he, when his great master fell, was re-garded by the world as the one to wear the mantle ofthe departed prophet. It may be… … Dr. GiiAULHs Cai.dwell. ^Sn etitntion of Man is not surpassed in scope and value byany woi-k in any lani;iiaii;e. The fame wliicli his writ-inij^s have given him in the minds of the ripest seliohii-gand thinkers, seems to be permanent in every civil-ized nation on the c^lobe. Mr. Combe was born in…
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