A new illustrated hand-book of phrenology, physiology and physiognomy (1878)
Wells, R. B. D · London, H. Vickers · leaf 74
Fig. 33. SwEDENBORG. inherited a favourable type of organization, with all themoral, social, and intellectual feelings largely represented,would, if neglected, become literally a useless member of 51 society ; but if educated and trained it would become a nobleand intelligent human being. The same… … Fig- 33-—Garfield. The want of balance seems to be the chief defect inhuman character, but there is no necessity why it shouldalways be so. The mistakes men make arise from thisone-sidedness of their characters. We can recall to mindscores of amiable and well-meaning men who broughtthemselves and…
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