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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 727

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brainwas large, even massive, the intellectual region being greatlydeveloped. Firmness and Self-Esteem were large, giving himpositiveness and inde-pendence in thoughtand expression. Cau-tiousness and Secre-tiveness were moder-ate, rendering himnot remarkable forshrewdness and poli-cy. He Avas more… … Fig. 1024.—Thomas Buckle. His Combativeness appears to have been well developed, andof that character which tends to provoke discussion. He evi-dently placed a high estimate upon his own opinions. HumanNature is conspicuous, Benevolence was large, and Venera-tion was moderate. That is an open,…

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