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 479
o the organ of Benevolence, at the top ofthe forehead, after the fashion which I have adoptedin the plates of Scott, Templeton, and the Carib. Allthat lies in front of this line is included in the intel-lectual organs. We should measure the height fromthe root of the nose; the breadth from side to… … VII.—SIR WALTER SCOTT. VIII.—TEMPLETON. idiot, the New Hollander, and the Carib. The differ-ence of development in these cases is so very markedthat I need not dwell on it, as it must be perceptibleto the commonest observer. Again, the intellectual
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