Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 105
NOLOGY IN THECULTIVATION AND RE-STRAINT OF THE PRO-PENSITIES, SENTI-MENTS AND INTEL-LECTUAL FAC-ULTIES. What are the advantages of a knowl-edge of Phrenology? This question isoften asked by those who are not ac-quainted with the truths and claims ofthe science; the value and importanceof which can… … Fig. 120.A Disobedient and Wayward Youth Second, an application of its princi-ples in the education, discipline and cul-ture of the juvenile mind. Third, a knowledge of which givesgreat aid in the understanding and inthe treatment of criminals and theinsane. Fourth, the man who understandshis own…
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