Forty years in phrenology; embracing recollections of history, anecdote, and experience (1882)
Sizer, Nelson · New York : Fowler & Wells · leaf 404
e of the rela-tive projection of the foreliead and of the upper jaw,and does not measure the capacity of the craniumnor the size of the brain. If the jaw be long it willdiminish the angle.A prominence of thelower part of the fore-head will increase theangle, though thehead be neither highnor broad.… … Indian. 398 Kew Facial Anglb. which are located the animal propensities, are largerthan in the better developed of mankind. This tendsto depress the opening of the ear, thereby enlarging thefacial angle by carrying down the outer end of thelower arm of the angle. If the reader will look at…
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