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
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 … IX.—THE CARIB. X.—NEW HOLLANDER. organs are divided into the organs of perception andthe organs of reflection. The organs of perception, orobservation, which take cognisance of all that exists 460 PHRENOLOGY. around us in the world, lie in the lowest region of thispart of the brain, or that part…
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