The fundamental principles of phrenology are the only principles capable of being reconciled with the immateriality and immortality of the soul (1868)
Carson, James C. L. (James Crawford Ledlie), 1815?-1886 · London : Houlston & Wright · leaf 435
ar. Itis divided (see Plate I.) down the centre, from beforebackwards, (A to B,) into two equal and symmetricalhalves which become united at the bottom or base.This is a most important arrangement, inasmuch as itrenders an organ which is completely double, capable THE BRAIN AND SKULL. 415 of single… … PLATE I.—UPPER SURFACE OF BRAIN. as perfect a separation between them as there is be-tween the eyes, the ears, the hands, or the feet, (seePlate I,) they are still capable of a combined action inconsequence of their union at the base. By keepingthis peculiar arrangement in view, (and it is an…
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