Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 731
s a whole were large, the observing faculties were more prom-inent than the meditative.Among the most conspicu-ous of his craniologicaldevelopments we observeBenevolence, Self-Esteem,Comparison, Individuality,Size, Weight, Conscien-tiousness, Combativeness,Friendship, and Construc-tiveness. He had… … Fig. 1028.—John Weslet. of-fact. face, he was an affectionate man and very social, fond of do-mestic life and disposed to place a high estimate upon homeand its associations. Imitation and Agreeableness were notlarge, but his strong Benevolence gave him a character fortenderness and sympathy. As a…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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