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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 549

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pic efforts for alleviating the condition of the working-classes,and in behalf of religion and other reforms. 542 CONTRASTED FACES. THE IGNORANT AND THE CULTIVATED. Compare these tAvo heads and faces—that of a witch-doc-tor with that of a philosopher. The one scholarly, intellec-tual, and great,… … pressions each has a forehead,but the one showscultivation, whilethe other is sim-ply that whichnature gave him,Fig 753.-JAME3 Tunxicliffe * without cultiva- tion. So of the brain, the greatest difference exists betweenthem in regard to quality and culture. Each, however, hasthe same number of…

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