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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 564

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Fig. 770 —Charles Edwaiid Stttaej. Fig. 771.—Maky Queen of Scots. Wales, might serve for a likeness of George III. in his youth.The latest photographs of the former show this family resem-blance most j)lainly. … Fig. 772.—Qceen- Victoria. Fig. 773.— Peince of Wales. The most observable, but not the only peculiarity, of the>yal physiognomy consists in a muscular fullness of the lower 558 TRANSMITTED PHYSIOGNOMIES part of the cheek. This peculiar feature can be traced backnot only to the first monarch of…

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