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How to read the human head and face (1903)

Foster, H. Ellis · [Detroit, Mich., The Foster Publishing Co., Limited] · leaf 91

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hing of its claims asa scientific psychology of the humanmind. The pedant who is a member ofthis class of opponents is ever ready,without mental reservation whatever, todenounce phrenology in most extrava-gant and unmeasured terms; but whenplied with a few appropriate questionsas to his objections… … Fig. 103. Vertical section of the skull and brain, Showing the close conformation of the skull to the brain The chief objection and most power-ful weapon that has been relied upon bymost opponents to vanquish the claimsof phrenology, as a subject of seriousconsideration from the field of…

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