Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 734
tical talent. Lan-guage and Ideality wereconspicuous, whence w esee the mainsjDrings of hisattempts at authorship. As an author he would be criticaland analytical, showing fine powers of description and unusualclearness and force in statement. We should not expect tofind his writings especially… … Fig. 1031.—Frederic II. 8 Frederic II., third king of Prussia, and usually known as Frederic theGreat, was horn in Berlin, January 24, 1712; died at Sans Souci, August17, 1786. From childhood up to the age of twenty he experienced severe,even cruel treatment from his father. He was educated mainly…
Physiognomy · Phrenology
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