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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 50

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er the old or new schools. Buthe did not tell us where the organs thatdetermine the power and strength of I have examined the heads of manypersons in whom I found the organs ofFirmness, Self-Esteem, Combativenessand Destructiveness large, and in everyinstance I found a corresponding de-gree of will… … Fig. 53. Theodore Roosevelt. Conscientiousness and Firmness Large the will are situated in the brain, orwhy one person manifests this qualityof mind to a greater degree under thesame or similar circumstances than an-other person. Phrenology points outwith unerring certainty the combinationof organs…

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