Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 18
of Phrenology, page.82, gives a complete refutation to thefalse charge: In estimating the size of organs,both length and breadth must be at-tended to. The length of an organ isascertained by the distance from theMedulla Oblongata to the peripheralsurface. A line passing through thehead from one ear… … Fig. 16. Front view of a lowe type of the Human Skull peripheral expansion. And it is a gen-eral law of physiology that the breadthof any organ throughout its wholecourse bears a relation to its expansionat the surface, the optic and olfactorynerves are examples in point. Any person who will take…
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