Seymour, William, phrenologist · Philadelphia : [Prof. W. Seymour, & Son, Publishers] · leaf 47
his emotion-al nature by which he swayed his audience, andheld them spell-bound by his vivid imaginationsas he powerfully presented his arguments in favorof the position he held upon all subjectswhich he attempted to expound. Although wenote in Wendell Phillips the predominance of the 40 SEYMOURS… … Henry Ward Beacher. No. 13. KEY TO PHRENOLOGY. 41 As another illustration of this class I mightmention Henry Ward Beecher, who comes closerto the uniformity of Temperaments. Here theMental, Vital and Motive are almost uniformilyblended. This blending of the Temperaments inHenry Ward Beecher…
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