Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 347
s to ad-just the nasal portion of the second tothe frontal part of the first portrait, aswell as the inferior section of the third.By this arrangement we infallibly obtainthe physiognomy of an insane person (fig.433). Hence he concluded that therewas a manifest defect of harmony in thecountenance… … .DISCORDANCE CRANIAL DEFORMITIES. I am inclined to allow that deformities of the head indi-cate an intellectual defect, or at least irregularity. The worksof MM. Foville, Lunier, Gosse, Morel, Baillarger, etc., andthose of a great number of anthropologists, as well as theresearches which I have…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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