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 449
tolerably wellmarked, but there is no such distinct line of separationbetween them as that which is found between the twohemispheres. Immediately under the posterior lobeof the cerebrum, or true brain, as it is called by anato-mists, and directly behind the ears, we have a toler-ably large and… … PLATE II.—VERTICAL SECTION OF THE HEAD. which connects the brain with the spinal marrow.(See Plate 2.) In man, the posterior lobe of the cere-brum always projects over and covers the cerebellum, 430 PHRENOLOGY. as seen in Plate 2. A sharp discussion occurred, sometime since, between Professor Owen…
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