My battle for life. The autobiography of a phrenologist (1857)
Goyder, David George, 1796-1878 · London, Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. · leaf 357
e is no cognizable divi-sion of the brain into separate portions, correspondingto the so-called organs of phrenologists. To this wereply, such a division is by no means necessary for theestablishment of the truth of the science. It is quitepossible that the blood, in passing through the different… … CARBACALLA. ness, while the brain may still appear homogeneous instructure, and apparently composed of one mass. Thisis no more than occurs in other parts of the body. Thenerves of motion and sensation are enclosed in onecommon sheath, and there is no line of demarcation tomark where the one…
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