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Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 203
of these engravings (No. 20*), is after Del Eio, from an originalMexican, before the conquest;the next, No. 21, a Natchez, fromhigh up on the Alabama River;No. 23, a Columbia River Flat-head skull in the Authors collec-tion ; the two steeple heads, Nos,24 and 25, after Del Rio, fromMortons Crania,… … No. 23. — Flatmead Indian. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY, AND CEREEjlAL INJURIES. 183 prodigious perceptives, weak reflectives, ilnd extreme Caution andCunning, the very traits their warriors required, along with hirgeDevotion, for of course they trusted to the Great Spirit forsuccess, yet had little…
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