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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 394

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squimaux are included in this class. One of the most distinctive trdits of the aborig-inal American cranium is roundness. This quality is verymanifest inevery aspect,but especiallyso in the ver-tical and theback views, asshown in figs.491 and 492.The verticalor coronal view m ourdrawing, which is… … 388 ETHNOLOGY, OR TYPES OF MANKIND region of Cautiousness and Secretiveness, and a lofty coronalregion arc also prominent characteristics. The forehead is,^y^>? broad and very promi- nent at the lower part,but retreating, and nothigh. The back-head inthe region of the affec-tions is, in general,…

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