Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 56
ustoms, traditions,habits and manner of living; the princi-ples of which were established andtaught in their early history, and so Veneration, like other organs of thebrain, is liable to abnormal develop-ment and activity. I examined thehead of a doctor who was a patient atthe Western Asylum at… … Fig. 59. Rev. Augustus H. Strong, D. D. LL. D. Benevolence, Veneration large,a splendid intellect, large language thoroughly inculcated into the mind ofeach succeeding generation, by their an-cestors, that the faculty of Venerationwith its concomitants, has become phy-sio-psychologicaily…
Physiognomy
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