Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 457
* * Thuspersons, places,things, and institu-tions are alike theobjects of his rev-erence. The fact that onehundred thousandBritons hold in sub-jection one hun-dred millions ofHindoos would,without the lightthrown upon thesubject by Phre-nology, be entirelyunaccountable; butwhen we considerthat size… … Fie. 564.—Nena Sahic. THE SIOUX INDIANS. 451 or even the greatest difference to be taken into account here.The Hindoo head is narrow at the base, indicating deficientDestructiveness and Combativeness, and he lacks courage,force of character, and energy; while the head of the Britonis broad at the…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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